
Historic Cuerden Hall brought to market
The grade two-listed Cuerden Hall has been put on the market for £1.5m with its current tenants set to vacate in 2020.
The grade two-listed Cuerden Hall has been put on the market for £1.5m with its current tenants set to vacate in 2020.
Homes England has been granted consent for 750 houses on the 120-acre site of the former Whittingham Asylum near Preston.
Four schemes to bring 250 homes to Preston, including developments at Swainson Farm which has seen a backlash from local MP Ben Wallace, are recommended for approval at the city's planning committee this week.
Plans are being drawn up to add retail, community, and commercial space to the brownfield site in Preston, following an opening phase of 114 homes.
Opposition from a local MP has failed to stop Preston Council giving developer Wainhomes the go-ahead to build almost 280 houses across two sites at Garstang Lane.
Royal Preston, North Manchester General, and Royal Lancaster Infirmary & Furness General are to receive a share of £100m along with 19 other UK hospitals as part of the Government's health infrastructure plan.
Property and construction professionals in the North West value flexible working above bonuses and other benefits, according to the findings of the Vertical Salary Review 2019.
Czero Developments and Buttress Architects have submitted a planning application to Preston City Council, for the residential conversion of the grade two-listed St Joseph’s Orphanage.
Preston City Council has launched the search for multi-disciplinary design services to progress its plans for a £10.7m revamp of the Harris, a landmark in Market Square.
The two developers are working in partnership on a fresh planning application for an overhaul of Preston’s indoor market, set to include a cinema, restaurants, and a multi-storey car park.