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Warrington-based commercial property company Langtree has reported ‘a very positive year’, despite political and economic turbulence. In its annual report

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A BUSINESS centre says a raft of new lettings shows the strength of the economy in Warrington.

WARRINGTON Borough Council says the building programme for two developments being carried out by its housing companies has been ‘hampered’ by…

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SUPPORT for Warrington Youth Zone is continuing to grow after another founder patron has been announced.

A DEAL to allow work to start on building more than one hundred homes on the former Wilderspool Stadium site could be agreed soon.

Dan Whelan Warrington Council is to approve the relocation of the town’s bus depot, which would then free up land around Wilderspool Causeway for the creation of up to 1,300 homes.  Plans for a new-build bus station on Dallam Lane, proposed by Wire Regeneration – a joint venture between Warrington Council and developer Langtree – were approved in 2019.  As well as more than 1,000 homes, Wire Regeneration’s vision for the Southern Gateway of Warrington includes a commercial area fro...

Sarah Townsend Investor PGIM Real Estate has acquired a 25% stake in the developer of Sci-Tech Daresbury and the regeneration of Parkside Colliery on behalf of one of its funds. Warrington-based Langtree already manages around £400m of assets on PGIM Real Estate’s behalf and the investment will help to spur Langtree’s growth and provide it with “the financial resources to boost its activities”, the parties said in a statement. US-based PGIM Real Estate is the property investment busine...