Trafford’s bold vision: transformative developments driving growth

Together, the two applications submitted to Trafford Council concern some 109 acres of land to the east and west of Warburton Lane.

YC Property Group’s plans to redevelop two acres on the corner of Ayers Road and Brixham Road have been approved unanimously by councillors.

Updated plans for a long-controversial hotel proposal between the sporting Old Traffords have been greenlit, while a fresh consent has been granted for Sale’s former magistrates’ court.

The regeneration of Manchester United’s Old Trafford stadium and the land around it presents arguably the biggest opportunity for transformation the borough has ever seen. The council and its partners discussed how to maximise the potential of that project and others in the pipeline.

Along with the third iteration of the Chester Road hotel project, Trafford Council’s reworked proposals for 84 homes at Sale’s former magistrates’ court – now with a third developer attached – are tipped for approval.

Trafford Council has permitted its own joint venture with L&Q permission to construct 147 homes on seven acres of brownfield land.

Location: Trafford Town Hall, Talbot Road, Stretford, M32 0TH Salary: scp 37, £46,731 – scp 39, £48,710 per annum Salary Grade: Band 10 Working Pattern: Full Time Working hours: 36.25 hours per week Contract type: Permanent New year, new opportunities at Trafford Council We have an exciting opportunity within the Inclusive Economy and Communities Team […]

Location: Trafford Town Hall, Talbot Road, Stretford, M32 0TH Salary: scp 37, £46,731 – scp 39, £48,710 per annum Salary Grade: Band 10 Working Pattern: Full Time Working hours: 36.25 Hours per week Contract type: Permanent New year, new opportunities at Trafford Council We have an exciting opportunity within the Inclusive Economy and Communities Team […]

Homes for Trafford, a joint venture between the council and L&Q, has had its 147-home plans for the regeneration of the seven-acre Tamworth estate recommended for approval.

The Greater Manchester Combined Authority has announced a 10-year Growth and Prevention Delivery Plan to deliver its regeneration ambitions across all 10 boroughs.

Westcombe Group’s application seeks approval to demolish an existing office and build a 12-storey hotel and a four-storey aparthotel.

No1 Dovecote has a new tenant, with the independent eye hospital signing a 10-year lease for the ground floor of the building.

The developer has become the latest organisation to join Place North’s growing delegation and will sponsor an intimate breakfast panel discussion at next year’s edition of the global property expo.

The 367,000 sq ft retail complex has reported a 6% increase in visitors from the previous year. A total of 8.4m customers visited the complex over the last 12 months.

Beech Holdings has submitted a proposal that would see the former multi-storey car park at 499 Chester Road knocked down and replaced with a 309-apartment scheme.

A former petrol station will get a green makeover, with the shopping centre submitting plans to nearly quadruple its current number of ultra rapid chargers for electric vehicles.

The 130,000 sq ft urban logistics park in Trafford will host a clothing supplier, a stock redistributor, and an international communications firm.

Now known as Trafford Gardens, the formerly stalled scheme off Talbot Road has now topped out, with completion set for next autumn.

Developer Prospect Homes’s application would see a 14-acre site off Dobbinett’s Lane in Hale transformed into a residential development.