Built Environment Networking Blog: North West News

Stockport Unveils Major 4,000-Home Regeneration Plan

Stockport Council is seeking consultants to design a strategic regeneration framework for 280 acres east of the town centre, marking the next phase of a £1bn transformation programme. The council aims to appoint a team for the 4,000-home Town Centre East Strategic Regeneration Framework (SRF) by early September. This initiative builds on the success of […]

Posted by: Mya Driver

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Supermarket Income REIT acquires four assets for £76.4m

Supermarket Income REIT plc (LSE:SUPR), the real estate investment trust providing secure, inflation-protected, long income from grocery property in the UK announces the acquisition of four supermarkets for a total purchase price of £76.4 million (excluding acquisition costs), reflecting a combined net initial yield of 5.1%. Acquired from different vendors, the purchases consist of two […]

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Tameside Council Hunts for Procurement Partner for £11m Revamp

Tameside Council is actively seeking a procurement partner to drive forward its ambitious £11 million infrastructure project aimed at rejuvenating Stalybridge West. With funding sourced in part from the government’s £20 million Levelling Up Fund grant, specifically earmarked for town centre enhancements, the clock is ticking, requiring expenditure of funds by March 2026. Crafted meticulously, […]

Posted by: David Gilbank

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Tameside prepares 400-home Stalybridge plan near Manchester

The council identifies a “regeneration catalyst” in the town following a feasibility study.  Tameside Council looked into the possibilities of delivering homes across the area and is now preparing to bring the Stalybridge West opportunity to market. The 400-home scheme, which will include commercial space, is to be discussed at Tameside’s place scrutiny committee next week, […]

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Task force meets to remove barriers to building 30,000 net zero homes for social rent in Manchester

Greater Manchester plans 30,000 net zero social rented homes in Greater Manchester by 2038. The Greater Manchester Truly Affordable Net Zero Homes (TANZ) Task Force brings together industry leaders, experts and stakeholders from across local authorities, housing providers, University of Salford, Greater Manchester LEP, developers, Northern Housing Consortium and Homes England amongst others. Mayor of […]

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The Padel Club’s plans for a brand-new club in TraffordCity

The Padel Club, launched in Wilmslow, have secured an impressive site at TraffordCity, the North’s leading destination for sports and leisure. The Padel Club has seen significant demand for Padel in the UK market, reflected in the high occupancy rates at the Club, as the player participation in the sport has significantly increased during the […]

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Torus Greenlights Major Housing Development on Cowley Hill Site

A North West housing association, Torus, has recently obtained permission to commence a significant housing project, marking the first phase of a plan to construct over 1,000 homes. This development takes place on the Cowley Hill site, identified as the largest single housing allocation in the St Helens local plan, with a total of 1,100 […]

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Transformational plans for Liverpool’s Littlewoods Project given green light

PLANS by Capital&Centric to transform the iconic former Littlewoods building in Liverpool into a new, world-class film and TV campus have been approved by Liverpool City Council’s Planning Committee. The plans for the Council-owned site, which include the restoration and repurposing of the 1930s Edge Lane building, were submitted by the social impact developers last […]

Posted by: Deividas Krupstas

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Treasury approval for Liverpool Waters’ £56m brownfield housing boost

A £56m investment by Homes England to speed up the regeneration of a major brownfield site within Liverpool Waters and bring life back to the city’s historic northern docklands, has been given final approval by HM Treasury. The funding will support the creation of a new public park and vital infrastructure that will accommodate approximately […]

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