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Millennium Care’s Porritt Care Village will include a 12-bed, male-only dementia unit and a bird-watching observatory.

Unsporting mayors, loads of burgers, and healthy holidays.

Tameside Council will decide on Wednesday whether to grant permission to Casey Group for the transformation of a former power station into a 31-acre park and 162 homes. 

It has been four years since the community hub and replacement library in the town centre was floated. Now, the project is well on its way to fruition, with main contractor Kier on target to complete the scheme next spring.

Located on Quay Street and previously home to Direct Line, Quoin provides 54,000 sq ft of workspace.

St Helens Council granted approval for the razing of the vacant school that sits off Wharf Road, just outside of Newton-le-Willows.

Cameron Higgs has joined the Altrincham-based planning consultancy from Bruntwood.

The 568-studio Enclave Salford won city councillors’ approval today, making it the first co-living project to secure a green light in the city.

Anthony Heale has left his director role at RoC Consulting to become technical director for the international engineering consultancy company, helping lead the Northern sector.

Winners Chapel wants to build a 57,800 sq ft chapel and community hub on 5.7 acres in Blackley, opening up the private site to the public.

It was a nailbiter of a planning committee meeting in North Wales, with chair Cllr Michael Morris issuing the deciding vote to sign off 47 homes in Caego.

Contractor Kier will start work in late October on the 60,000 sq ft facility for healthcare courses, designed by AHR and earmarked for the Frederick Road campus.

Peel NRE’s vision for the future of the 800-acre former power station site will go before Warrington Council’s cabinet next week.

Deputy prime minister Angela Rayner has outlined her plan to get thousands of homes built. But will it work? Plus: Leeds’ office market has reason for optimism – and so does the wider shed scene.

Working with planner Pegasus Group, the architect will draft the masterplan for the future tall buildings cluster from TJ Morris and Beetham.

Trammell Crow Company has appealed to overturn the refusal of a logistics scheme in Heywood and is set to go head-to-head with fellow developer and objector Russell Homes at the inquiry.

Main contractor Willmott Dixon is already on site demolishing the educational facility’s 69,000 sq ft arts block – a move that will pave the way for a revamped Parsons Walk Campus.

Seddon Homes has secured permission for the development of 12.5 acres off Long Ing Lane in Barnoldswick.

Muse’s six-storey workspace will be constructed on the site of the former Apollo 2000 store after the council granted approval for the project last night.