What does the future hold for Cumbria’s towns, and how can infrastructure unlock development opportunities across the region? Hear from speakers including Wates, Genesis Homes, Harrison Pitt and Britain’s Energy Coast at the latest in Place North West’s development update series.
AEW Architects is inviting all friends and colleagues from the industry to join them on a fancy dress charity walk on Sunday 18 February, a family event to help former managing director Steve Burne raise £250,000 to fund new long-stay rooms at Ronald McDonald House.
The black pudding vs the Yorkshire pudding. The latter might arguably be more loved, but the former travels further and hits harder, as competitors will discover in the black pudding throwing world championships this weekend.
Place North West’s circulation saw a sharp increase in the first half of 2016. The number of unique users rose by 17% to 237,000 readers.
Around 200 business people from across the North West gathered at a special event to hear about new opportunities for investment and development in South Lakeland.
Property folk with an idea that could innovate the industry and support devolved government have until the end of September to enter a new competition being run by Lambert Smith Hampton.
Blackpool, Morecambe Bay, South Ribble, Furness and Copeland are among the coastal areas across England to benefit from a £36m programme.
Businesses in Kendal have voted two to one to create a Business Improvement District that will raise £1m from a levy on rates over the next five years to pay for town centre improvements.
Tourism and Heritage Minister John Penrose has announced two sites in the North West and one in North Wales have made it onto a UK short-list as a potential UNESCO World Heritage site.
