Land Studio boosts ecology team

The independent charity provides cancer care centres, with prestigious architects often picked to give the facilities architectural flair.

Providing 130,000 sq ft of workspace for civil servants at First Street, the office is due to be ready for occupation in autumn 2026.

Contractor FDT Construction Services has begun on-site works at the 1.8-acre plot off Albert Street after planning consent was given in October last year.

Salford City Council wants to improve its waterfront settings with active travel and will look to put this front and centre of planning considerations in such areas.

Daren Whitaker’s housebuilding business has secured reserved matters consent for 150 affordable homes within master developer Peel’s Mosley Common masterplan, where it will work with housing association Great Places.

The second phase of remediation has begun at the 64-acre site, with Redstart Northwest undertaking a £16.5m contract that will pave the way for 800 homes.

The Wrexham Gateway Partnership, borne out of Wrexham Council, Transport for Wales, Wrexham University, and the Welsh Government, is set to deliver an improvement project along the Mold Road corridor.

The online clothing and footwear brand will open a 6,750 sq ft store at Peter’s Lane in July, following earlier pop-ups in the city with its first permanent location.

Jones Homes’ application for 41 homes in Woodhouses village returned to the council chamber after a deferral in January, and was passionately discussed for 90 minutes before finally being granted a somewhat reluctant approval.

Contractor Graham has completed work at the 500-home scheme within Wirral Waters, on behalf of the developer and its funding partner Pension Insurance Corporation.

An additional £100m package from Barclays, HSBC UK, Lloyds, NatWest and Santander UK has taken the group’s total facilities to £580m.

The Manchester-based firm specialises in security, cleaning, concierge, and facilities management.

Salford contractor Connell Brothers has begun a programme that includes bringing down a market hall, car park and part of the shopping centre, paving the way for redevelopment.

Whether your marketing budget is £5,000 or £500,000, you would not invest that amount of money anywhere else without considering what success looks like and planning carefully for that outcome, writes Lucy Lomas, director at Luma Marketing.

The 122-flat development known as Torkington sits on the site of the former Stockport College.

Bringing in more than £325,000 in rent per year, the 27-apartment asset on the upper floors of 25 Cross Street is being marketed by LSH.

Warrington Council Leader Hans Mundry and Welsh Government capital investment lead Rhys Parry will be among the speakers at Place’s June event, highlighting opportunities for development.

Partners Muse and Bury Council have selected the contractor for the £100m redevelopment of the Longfield Centre, beginning with a multi-storey car park.

Tom Tawn has joined the firm’s North West valuation team as a director, working from the Manchester office.