The Irish developer has agreed to sell the Store Street plot earmarked for a 60-storey residential tower for more than a decade, in a £25m deal to facilitate construction of Manchester Piccadilly's high-speed rail hub.
The £90m highways project has been opened to traffic following its completion by contractor Graham.
From 24 June, Place North West will be bringing property people back together again at conferences, social gatherings and debates.
Martin Tugwell is to replace Transport for the North’s outgoing chief executive Barry White, who is to step down this month after more than three years in the role.
Liverpool City Council is to lead on a £2.3m Combined Authority project to expand its outdoor hospitality support programme across the city region.
Associated British Ports has completed the acquisition of 230,000 sqft of covered and nine acres of uncovered storage from shipping company Armitt at the Port of Garston.
The Lancashire construction group’s civil engineering division has finished improvement works for the city council to remove the notorious pinch-point on the A57 Hyde Road in Gorton.
The city council has approved local funding for the connectivity project, and will now seek to confirm £485,000 from the Greater Manchester Mayor’s Challenge Fund.
Liverpool City Council transport bosses will reconvene next week to hammer out a way forward after opposition grew against plans to alter bus routes in Lime Street, a key part of its £47m connectivity masterplan.
As transport bosses grapple with reduced capacity and navigate the safe reopening of towns and cities to shoppers, restaurants goers and commuters, join Place North West to debate these challenges and more.
