Grace Park overhaul and Halsnead homes set for Knowsley go-ahead

Bellway’s proposal off Cumber Lane and a Dean Row Road project put forward by Jones Homes and Taylor Wimpey can advance, adding 300 homes to a supply that remains short of target.

Pendle Council is recommending plans for 84 homes on the former Fernbank Mill site for approval after the developer reduced the number of homes by 14 to mitigate flood risk.

Jarron Developments has triggered site enabling and demolition works at the Pumpfields site, ahead of a 401-home project.

Hawthorn Capital has bought the Sale-based residential agency for an undisclosed sum.

Denbighshire County Council can expect to be called on to defend its rejection of plans for 59 affordable homes at Maes Farrelly, a decision that went in the face of officer advice.

The contractor-developer showed Place around its 19-home gated community in Tyldesley, walking us through the potential small- and medium-sized businesses have to address the housing crisis.

The lifting of nutrient neutrality restrictions around Carlisle, and a positive verdict for the area’s planning committee, has meant the developer can finally progress its plans to build a neighbourhood on land west of Steeles Bank in Wetheral.

Consultation has begun for the property developer’s plans to build a neighbourhood with 39 affordable houses on 17.7 acres within the Cheshire village.

The Cumbrian authority has recommended its planning committee approve plans for a neighbourhood off Hayclose Road despite an objection from the town council.

Virtue Developments, working with Sovini, wants to deliver a 123 affordable flats on the former Liverpool nightclub and cinema site at the junction of West Derby Road and Green Lane.

Contractor Holmpatrick received the go-ahead for its plans to tear down Britannia New Mill, replacing it with 32 social rent flats and 17 shared ownership houses – due to be managed by Onward Homes.

Accelerating the delivery of the 1,350-home Marina Village and bolstering Westmorland and Furness Council’s planning team will be two prime uses of the cash, which comes from the government’s £200m Barrow Transformation Fund.

Your Housing Group’s contractor Casey has begun work on a 54-home project off Heysham Road, supported by Homes England.

The city council’s executive will be asked to sign off the compulsory purchase of a single derelict residential property, opening up the development of 212 homes by Mosscare St Vincent’s.

Unable to avoid Green Belt release, the latest version of the spatial development framework for the borough looks to enable the delivery of 24, 253 homes – well short of the 32,317 identified as its overall housing need.

Watson Construction is set to be confirmed as the council’s preferred bidder to take forward development at Pyramid Park and the space above the underground Q-Park facility, delivering around 200 homes in total.

Salford City Council voted to green-light the Angela Swift Developments residential facility, which will sit on the site of the demolished St Joseph’s Convent.

Following a consultation on the proposals this summer, the developer has now formalised its intention to develop 10 acres of Cheshire East’s Green Belt into a residential community featuring a shared meadow and an orchard.

Council sign-off is expected next week for the firm to deliver 144 affordable homes at Robert Hall Street in Ordsall.