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A CARE home under construction in Worsley where an historic pub once stood is expected to be completed and officially opened by the end of the year.

New £15m care home on site of historic pub and famous pig's grave to open this year The grave of a famous pig buried at the site has been protected 12:29, 28 MAY 2021 Plans for Bridgewater Manor, a 71-bed care facility under construction at the former site of The Cock Hotel (Image: New Care) Sign up to the MySalford newsletter and don't miss a thing happening in and around the cityInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourP...

A NEW luxury care home is celebrating the official opening of its marketing suite. Florence Court, Barchester Healthcare’s new luxury care home in Fareham, is celebrating the official opening of its marketing suite with a ribbon cutting ceremony. When the new home opens in summer 2021, it is set to offer bespoke person-centred residential, dementia and respite care. The home will offer a café, spa bathrooms, en-suite bedrooms with smart TVs, lounges, dining rooms, a dedicated activities café, a cinema, wellness room and an in-house hair and beauty salon. Florence Court also offe...

Neil Tague The residential developer has agreed terms with Great Places Housing Group to deliver 57 affordable homes in Hollingworth, and announced two senior appointments. Mulbury will redevelop the former Organ public house in Market Street, which closed in 2015, into five apartments, while the rest of the 3.6-acre derelict site will accommodate 52 two-, three- and four-bedroom homes. The £7.3m development, consented in November, will comprise a mix of detached, semi-detached and terraced houses, with 21 homes from the scheme being made available by Great Places for shared ownership, and t...

Most of the table covered the period ending 31 December 2019, well before the COVID crisis. With questions emerging around a widening knowledge gap in the industry, as those not working prepared to reopen on the back foot, Construction News spoke to McGoff Construction about how firms in the supply chain and beyond could adapt to a new way of working – especially with social distancing looking to be very much the norm. CN spoke at length to firms across the supply chain, as the pandemic continued to wreak havoc on the industry. The findings were startling: the average contractor had enough...