Manchester United are among several clubs eyeing Napoli defender Kim Min-jae amid news of the centre-back's £39million release clause, according to reports.
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The latest phase of a huge new housing development at a former RAF airfield has been given the green light. The seventh phase of Omege South has been approved by Warrington Council which will include the building of 183 homes and 12 apartments on the former RAF Burtonwood airfield site.
This latest approval comes after outline planning permission was given the go ahead in December 2020 deliver up to 617 homes on residential phases four to seven of Omega South. The new builds, from Bellway Homes Limited and planning consultancy Lichfields, will include a range of two and two and a half-storey detached, semi-detached and terraced residential properties, as well as a three-storey apartment building.
Each property has a dedicated parking space with access via a new and recently completed road to the south of the development. This latest phase is part of the £1bn 'Omega project' which seek to address the need for housing in the area.
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The wider Omega development is a major regional regeneration project, delivering new houses and community shopping and leisure facilities, set within 35-acres of landscaping, woodland, parkland and wildlife on the site of the former RAF airfield. Work on phase seven is due to start onsite as soon as possible, creating a number of new jobs in the construction and local supply chain industries.
Clover Long, senior planner at the Manchester office of Lichfields, says the new homes will make a significant contribution to housing needs in the area. “This new phase of development will deliver sustainable, accessible housing, in close proximity to good local services and facilities in Westbrook and Great Sankey," she
Manchester United are among several clubs eyeing Napoli defender Kim Min-jae amid news of the centre-back's £39million release clause, according to reports.
We’re now well into the first week of the Easter holidays and if you’re looking for something to occupy the kids, then the Whitworth in Manchester may have just what you need. The art gallery, located on the edge of Whitworth Park on Oxford Road, has a range of activities on offer throughout the holidays.
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Plans have been lodged to build a huge new car park with more than 1,000 spaces at a popular national park just outside Greater Manchester. A planning application has been submitted by Land Studio Ltd, working with the National Trust, to relocate the car park at Lyme Park and to improve access and facilities for visitors.
Controversial plans to convert a former bank into 11 bedsits have ‘reluctantly’ been passed by councillors, despite concerns about overcrowding. Proposals for the old Barclays branch, in Edgeley, were approved by Stockport council’s planning committee after members were told the scheme complied with the authority’s housing standards.It means Manchester-based Lower Estates Ltd now has permission to turn the old Castle Street branch - vacant since 2014 - into an 11 bed ‘house in multiple occupation’, or 'HMO'. The scheme - including a kitchen, laundry and basement that could be converted into a games room - was referred to the planning committee after local councillors raised concerns over bedsits being ‘crammed’ into the building.But while members shared many of the same reservations, it was ultimately passed on the casting vote of chair Coun Steve Gribbon. Coun Gribbon told the meeting: “I don’t like this - I think it’s ‘sardines’, it really is - but I can’t see a viable, clear reason to do so [refuse].READ MORE: Go ahead for dozens of ‘affordable’ new flats to be built on old town centre car wash site
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