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A vision for reviewing Ipswich Town centre | East Anglian Daily Times - Vimarsana News

A vision for reviewing Ipswich Town centre | East Anglian Daily Times

Paul Clement, CEO of Ipswich Central and All About Ipswich - Credit: Ipswich Central Ipswich Central, its sister company, All About Ipswich, and its industry body, the Association of Town and City Centre Management (ATCM), recently hosted a virtual conference showcasing the ambitious Vision for Ipswich to become the UK’s first ‘Connected Town’.  By the time that you are reading this, over 1,500 people will have watched the “Reviving Town Centres” conference. As well as local businesses and residents, the concept reached all corners of the globe including Eur...

Source: eadt.co.uk
LETTERS: Plea to city council to progress with ideas for walled Winchester - Vimarsana News

LETTERS: Plea to city council to progress with ideas for walled Winchester

By Letters to the Editor Send us your views on the week's news A new Silver Hill scheme is set to be revealed SIR: Judith Martin's letter ( Chronicle, April 1) makes some excellent points about progressing this very tardy development. I disagree however about her suggestion of retaining the old Friarsgate surgery building. That corner of the development has been earmarked in the SPD for an open green space/park, together with opening up the Lower Brook to form a lovely stream-side walk to the Broadway. The city ...

McCarthy & Stone revive flats scheme for central Ipswich | East Anglian Daily Times - Vimarsana News

McCarthy & Stone revive flats scheme for central Ipswich | East Anglian Daily Times

Published: 7:00 PM April 13, 2021    Work to redevelop the former site of the Star and EADT in Lower Brook Street looks set to restart. - Credit: Charlotte Bond Plans to build new retirement homes on the former newspaper office site in Lower Brook Street in Ipswich are set to be revived - eight months after McCarthy & Stone pulled out of the deal. The site was home to Archant, previously Eastern Counties Newspapers, for 49 years - from where the Ipswich (formerly Evening) Star and East Anglian Daily Times were published until 2016. The Star and EADT were published from Lower Brook Street un...

Source: eadt.co.uk
McCarthy & Stone revive flats scheme for central Ipswich - Vimarsana News

McCarthy & Stone revive flats scheme for central Ipswich

Retirement homes giant McCarthy & Stone set to build on Ipswich news site - just months after walking away from deal.