Place event: Chester Development Update

22 April 2014 10:28 Comments (0)

Chester Development UpdateThe second in the series of development updates organised jointly by Place North West and Cheshire West & Chester Council will take place next month, focusing on activity in Chester.

The breakfast session at Riverside Innovation Centre in Chester will feature opening addresses from Cllr Mike Jones, leader of CWAC and Andy Duxbury, chief executive of Aaron & Partners LLP.

He will be followed by an overview and update on the City Place business quarter development next to Chester Station by Phil Mayall, development director of Muse Developments.

There will also be a presentation on the proposals for a new Business Improvement District for Chester by Paul Daniels, local online publisher and chairman of the CH1 Chester BID Company.

Chester Development Update is sponsored by law firm Aaron & Partners LLP, Cheshire West & Chester Council and Marketing Projects.

The event is free to attend and is due to take place from 7.30am to 9.30am on Thursday 15 May at Riverside Innovation Centre, Castle Drive, CH1 1SL.

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