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PLANS for a semi-detached villa in a “special area” have been rejected for being an overdevelopment that would have a negative impact.

PLANS to build 29 more new homes in Ellesmere Port have been given the go-ahead.

Dan Whelan Developer Lane End Group has been given the go-ahead to build 116 homes at the former Horwich Loco Works in Bolton, part of Bluemantle Group’s £262m redevelopment of the site. Councillors voted unanimously in favour of the project, which features a mix of 78 one- and two-bedroom apartments, and 38 two-, three-, and four-bedroom family houses.  The homes are to be managed by two social housing providers, Bolton at Home and Irwell Valley Homes, and are scheduled to complete by February 2024.  Rivington Chase is a regeneration scheme on the site of the former locomotive works in...

Dan Whelan The Government has set a national target of being net zero carbon by 2050, a move that has prompted the property industry to dramatically overhaul its practices, but is the sector doing enough?  Richard Lewis, technical and quality director at M&E consultancy Davies Partnership – alongside Paul Gerrard, director of developer ForLiving, and Victoria Alderton, director of architect Paddock Johnson – joined Place North West reporter Dan Whelan to discuss how the industry is handling the sustainability challenge.  What is the property industry doing to reduce carbon emissions ...