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Manchester’S Central Retail Park Set For Landmark Transformation
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Manchester’S Central Retail Park Set For Landmark TransformationAfter eight years of uncertainty, Manchester’s Central Retail Park is on the brink of a major transformation, with plans for a nine-storey office development and a new public park expected to get the green light this week. The £37m site, previously home to Toys R Us, Argos, and other retailers, has stood vacant since 2019. Initial proposals to turn it into a pay-and-display car park were overturned by a High Court challenge, and in the years since, the abandoned space has been a battleground for different visions—including a DIY skatepark nicknamed GooseSide, after goslings that moved in when the shops closed. However, after years of setbacks and town hall debates, the project gained momentum in 2023 when council leader Bev Craig announced that half the site had been sold. Now, with planning officers recommending approval, the long-running saga could finally reach its conclusion. The new plans include:✅ A nine-storey office building to accommodate 7,000 civil servants✅ A one-hectare public park featuring 96 trees and three play areas✅ New retail spaces to enhance local amenities The Government Property Agency (GPA) has hailed the project as a “flagship development”, stating: “This building will set the standard for new government hubs through this decade and beyond, with flexibility, function, and collaboration at its core.” Dubbed the ‘Manchester Digital Campus’, the project is expected to create 6,000 construction jobs and fill a key gap on Great Ancoats Street. Manchester City Council’s planning committee is set to deliberate on the proposals at 2pm on Thursday, 20th February. If approved, it will mark the end of an era for Central Retail Park—and the beginning of a new chapter for Manchester’s urban landscape. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
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Feb 17, 2025
New Vision For Chorlton: Plans To Transform Former Shopping Centre Submitted
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New Vision For Chorlton: Plans To Transform Former Shopping Centre SubmittedExciting plans to revitalise the former Chorlton Cross Shopping Centre are set to be submitted to Manchester City Council, paving the way for a vibrant new neighbourhood in the heart of the community. The ambitious regeneration project is being led by Manchester-based developer PJ Livesey in partnership with the Greater Manchester Pension Fund. The proposal aims to deliver a diverse mix of homes and revitalised retail spaces, breathing new life into the area. Following extensive public consultation throughout 2023, the plans have been refined to reflect local feedback, with several key improvements: Georgina Lynch, Managing Director at PJ Livesey, commented: “Engaging with the local community has been vital in shaping our plans. We’ve had strong interest from people keen to live here and others who wanted to see more shops included. “We’re particularly excited about introducing the Makers Yard, which will offer space for independent retailers. We believe our final plans strike the right balance—delivering much-needed new homes, including affordable options, while also creating inviting green spaces and a thriving retail scene.” With a prior notice for demolition submitted in December 2024, work to clear the site is expected to begin soon, lasting approximately six months. The redevelopment will only proceed once the council grants approval. The submitted plans outline: PJ Livesey, a family-run company with over 45 years of experience, is known for its expertise in transforming historic properties and regenerating brownfield sites. The firm has recently been selected as one of Homes England’s preferred delivery partners, reinforcing its reputation as a leader in innovative and sustainable urban development. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
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Feb 13, 2025
Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands Presents Masterplan For The Future Of Bristol’S Western Harbour
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Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands Presents Masterplan For The Future Of Bristol’S Western HarbourLifschutz Davidson Sandilands will present its draft masterplan for Bristol’s Western Harbour on Monday 10thFebruary, setting out detailed proposals for the city’s western gateway. Western Harbour is one of the most iconic places in the UK with supreme views of the Avon Gorge and Clifton Suspension Bridge and its spectacular harbour infrastructure dominated by three huge, listed Bonded warehouses.  Following Monday’s briefing with key community representatives and local councillors, there will be a period of public engagement from 11th February to 9th March 2025 to gather views and feedback. Alex Lifschutz, Founding Director of Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands says:  “We are tremendously excited about the future of this amazing place and the next chapter in its rich history. Within the development area just next to the vibrant communities of Hotwells and Southville are incredible engineering artefacts – historic dock gates, the double decker Ashton Avenue Bridge, Plimsoll and Junction swing bridges, Brunel’s lock and Swivel Bridge.  We want to make the area more accessible and enjoyable for those taking a leisurely stroll and for commuters or cyclists. We will vastly improve the green open space and waterside walks, planting hundreds of trees and improving ecology, at the same time installing flood defences to protect against the effects of climate change. This plan builds on the assets of Western Harbour and surrounding communities creating a dynamic place that will encourage movement through beautiful landscapes.” The masterplan proposes between 750 and 1200 new homes addressing Bristol’s acute housing need. A single tree lined road will replace the tangle of ramps and routes that cover much of the 33-hectare area at the westernmost end of Bristol’s Floating Harbour – removing the equivalent of 5 football pitches of tarmac. Under and around the new homes there will be community and cultural spaces, workplaces, independent shops and restaurants. The Bond warehouses will be upgraded and repurposed as improved Bristol archives open to the public and as loft homes. Pedestrian and cycle routes and greenspaces between the buildings will transform the area from a car dominated to people friendly place.  Councillor Tony Dyer, Leader of Bristol City Council, said: “We’ve listened to feedback and have adjusted our proposals for Western Harbour based on how people felt about the initial ideas shared back in the autumn.  “We’re delighted to be able to retain Riverside Garden Centre in its current location and look forward to continuing our work with them to develop plans for how the garden centre will look in the future.  “Ashton Meadows will remain a green open space linking Greville Smyth Park to the river and to the recreational spaces of Ashton Court and Leigh Woods beyond.  The masterplan also sets out proposals to restore the wonderful heritage buildings of Western Harbour for public and residential use. Councillor Dyer said: “The Grade II-listed bonded warehouses, with refurbished and repurposed interiors, remain the dominant features of the skyline to the west of the city.”    Councillor Andrew Brown, Chair of the Economy and Skills Committee and Harbour Committee, said:  “By bringing together the well-established assets, heritage and communities in the area with a mix of new shops, cafés, cultural uses, creative workspaces and homes we can create a vibrant and sustainable neighbourhood.’’   Visit www.harbourhopes.co.uk for full details.   The Western Harbour project is funded by the West of England Mayoral Combined Authority through the Investment Fund, administered by the Mayoral Combined Authority. The Lifschutz Davidson masterplan team includes: Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
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Feb 11, 2025
Quadrant Secures Trio Of F&B Brands At Canary Wharf’S Yy London
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Quadrant Secures Trio Of F&B Brands At Canary Wharf’S Yy LondonQuadrant has welcomed three new food and beverage tenants to YY London, its newly refurbished 415,000 sq ft office development in Canary Wharf. Leading the lineup is Brother Marcus, the acclaimed Eastern Mediterranean restaurant group, which will bring its signature brunch, mezze, cocktails, and wines to the destination. The brand has signed a 20-year lease on a 2,861 sq ft unit, with plans to open this summer. Joining the development is Hagen, the Danish espresso bar concept, which has taken a 1,141 sq ft space on a 10-year lease. This will mark Hagen’s seventeenth outlet, further expanding its presence in London’s specialty coffee scene. Both Brother Marcus and Hagen will be located on YY London’s ground floor, overlooking Jubilee Plaza, directly opposite the Jubilee Line underground station and the new waterfront Eden Dock. Quadrant has also secured a 9,500 sq ft letting with a major restaurant chain, set to be announced soon. Tristram Gethin, Founding Partner at Quadrant, commented:“We are delighted to welcome these exceptional brands to YY London. Their commitment to the development is a testament to the quality of the building and its growing role within the Canary Wharf community.” Quadrant acquired YY London in 2019 in a joint venture with funds managed by Oaktree Capital Management. The comprehensive refurbishment was completed in 2023, solidifying its position as a premier destination for businesses and hospitality alike. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
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Feb 06, 2025
Planning Application Submitted For Meenan Square Transformation
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Planning Application Submitted For Meenan Square TransformationMeenan Square re-development has taken a major step forward with the submission of a full planning application to Derry City & Strabane District Council (DCSDC). This exciting development marks the culmination of many years of hard work, determination and local engagement to revitalise and re-establish the local area as a thriving community. The project is being delivered by the Executive Office’s Urban Villages initiative in conjunction with Apex Housing Association (Apex) and Meenan Square Developments Ltd. It will see the construction of a mixed-use development, comprising community services, housing and essential local economic amenities which will include retail, commercial and office space. Sheena McCallion, Chief Executive of Apex Housing Association, commented: “We would like to express our thanks to all residents, community stakeholders and elected representatives who took the time to provide their feedback and support for this important project during the consultation process. The regeneration of Meenan Square is about more than just bricks and mortar.  It’s about building a more vibrant and sustainable community and transforming a significant area of the city for the generations to come.” A separate local planning application, for the development of eight social homes on the wider site, has also been submitted by Apex to the council with a proposed housing mix of two-bed and three-bed homes. Ciaran O’Donnell, Project Co-ordinator, Meenan Square Developments Ltd added: “The Meenan Square transformation project will provide a space for all communities to live and thrive in. The submission of the planning applications to the council marks a vital step in the development process and we look forward to engaging positively with DCSDC planners and consultees as the applications make their way to planning committee in the near future. “I am extremely grateful for the support and feedback that local residents and interested parties have provided the team during the consultation process as we sought to deliver real and lasting impact in the local community through the revitalisation of Meenan Square.” The applicants have been supported by GM Design acting as the Project Architects, and Turley, providing independent Planning and Strategic Communication services. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
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Feb 06, 2025
Green Light For Major Revamp Of Bristol’S Galleries Shopping Centre
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Green Light For Major Revamp Of Bristol’S Galleries Shopping CentreLaSalle Investment Management’s ambitious plans to transform Bristol’s Galleries Shopping Centre into a vibrant mixed-use development have been given the go-ahead by city councillors. The redevelopment—proposed in partnership with Deeley Freed on behalf of Centrica Pension Fund—will replace the 1990s shopping centre with a dynamic blend of residential, student accommodation, office space, retail, hospitality, leisure, and cultural facilities. The plans include the potential for a nightclub, cinema, and live music venue, adding to the city’s entertainment landscape. The project is set to deliver up to 450 new homes alongside 750 purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) beds. In line with sustainability goals, the scheme will be car-free, marking the removal of over 1,000 parking spaces to encourage greener modes of transport. The proposals also include public realm enhancements, a community hub, and an energy centre to support the development’s environmental commitments. The Galleries Shopping Centre, once a key retail hub, has seen significant shifts in its valuation, having been acquired by LaSalle Investment Management after previous ownership changes. The redevelopment is viewed as a major regeneration opportunity, with Bristol City Council recognising the need to replace the outdated centre with a forward-thinking urban space that better serves the city’s evolving needs. With approval now granted, the transformation of this central site is set to redefine Bristol’s city centre, creating a modern, multi-purpose destination for residents, workers, and visitors alike. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
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Jan 31, 2025
Broadgate Reit Unveils Exciting Joint Venture With Modon For Landmark London Development
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Broadgate Reit Unveils Exciting Joint Venture With Modon For Landmark London DevelopmentBroadgate REIT, equally owned by British Land and GIC, has announced a landmark joint venture with Abu Dhabi-based Modon Holding. This partnership will spearhead the development of 2 Finsbury Avenue, a 750,000 sq ft world-class project set to redefine the Broadgate area in the City of London. The development will feature two iconic high-rise towers, a 36-storey East Tower and a 21-storey West Tower, connected by a 12-storey podium. At its heart will be a 7,000 sq ft winter garden, offering green spaces, leisure areas, and publicly accessible facilities, making it a standout addition to the London skyline. Construction is already in progress under the leadership of Sir Robert McAlpine, with completion anticipated in 2027. Notably, the project has secured a major pre-let agreement with Citadel and Citadel Securities, leasing a minimum of 261,000 sq ft of workspace with options for an additional 121,000 sq ft, achieving record rental rates for the City. The development places sustainability at its core. Once completed, it will be a fully electric, smart-enabled building, ensuring operational energy efficiency and aligning with the growing demand for sustainable office spaces in London. H.E. Jassem Mohammed Bu Ataba Al Zaabi, Chairman of Modon Holding, expressed enthusiasm about the venture, calling it a key milestone in Modon’s international growth strategy. Bill O’Regan, Group CEO of Modon Holding, highlighted the project’s exceptional quality and potential, describing it as a compelling entry into London’s prime real estate market. Simon Carter, Chief Executive of British Land, commented, “This partnership with Modon demonstrates confidence in both Broadgate and the City. With limited supply forecasted in 2027, this project is well-positioned to meet high demand for premium office space, driving strong rental growth.” This exciting collaboration underscores the enduring appeal of London’s real estate market and showcases innovative approaches to urban development. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
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Jan 27, 2025
Plans Submitted For The Regeneration Of Baltic Wharf In Totnes
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Plans Submitted For The Regeneration Of Baltic Wharf In TotnesPlans have been submitted for the regeneration of Baltic Wharf in Totnes. The application for a new vision is to create a bespoke, high quality and sustainable mixed-use development, including improving the existing boatyard facilities, has been submitted by Baltic Wharf Developments Ltd – a joint venture between Acorn Property Group and TQ9 Partnership LLP. Across a nine-hectare site at the southern end of the town of Totnes, the scheme – coined ‘Riverside at Baltic Wharf’ – will secure the future and ongoing viability of the boatyard, offer the potential for a major employment boost to the town and deliver much needed homes and care home. The scheme updates an extant planning permission from 2012 and builds on the first phase of development of 95 homes delivered by Bloor Homes in 2013. The updating from the original permission was required to replace the Retirement Village, which has proved impossible to deliver for over ten years, with a Care Home and respond to increased flood risk requirements with a raised walkway through the site. The delivery of the residential units will help to future-proof the boatyard by funding the new boatyard facilities and marine business space. In addition, Acorn will also provide a 25-year lease for the boatyard to ensure a sustainable and viable long-term future. The application has potential for significant uplift in employment and economic benefits from the site. It is estimated that the scheme will create around 350 full-time jobs with purpose-built employment areas in the boatyard, the care home, and office and café/restaurant facilities. In addition to providing 194 new homes, 31 of which are anticipated to be classed as affordable in the first phase, a 55-bed care home is included in the application, in line with the previous consented scheme and allocation. The number of dwellings is similar to the numbers in outline application with residential dwellings replacing the retirement village dwellings. This is in line with the Local Plan which was wholly based on the approved outline scheme. Sustainability sits at the heart of the application for the redevelopment of this underutilised brownfield site. This is due to the proximity to the town as well as measures including a ‘fabric first’ policy, electricity replacing gas and a transport policy promoting alternative transport measures and limiting the number of cars and also including solar panels and EV charging points. Ed Lewis, regional director at Acorn Property Group and on behalf of Baltic Wharf Developments Ltd, commented: “Since we began preparing the proposals for this application in 2020, we have undertaken a significant consultation programme with the District and Local Council, other stakeholder organisations and with the public. “We have listened to the thoughts and views of local people and considered the future needs of the town. As a result, we believe this application sets out a scheme which meets these needs, delivers a viable regeneration project compatible with the Local Plan. “We believe that this scheme sets out a positive vision for the future, for the local people and local businesses. Crucially, it will help to secure a sustainable future for the boatyard, an important local employment site in need of modernisation and regeneration.” Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
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Jan 24, 2025
Reimagining Bristol: Legal & General’S £350 Million Temple Island Transformation
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Reimagining Bristol: Legal & General’S £350 Million Temple Island TransformationLegal & General (L&G) has submitted a £350 million planning application for the regeneration of Bristol’s Temple Island, promising to transform the site into a thriving urban district. This ambitious project forms part of the broader Bristol Temple Quarter initiative, a flagship development aiming to deliver 10,000 new homes and thousands of jobs to the area. Temple Island will feature 520 new homes, state-of-the-art office buildings, flexible workspaces, retail outlets, and a hotel with conference facilities, creating up to 2,000 new jobs. The development, located in the heart of the regeneration zone, aims to foster innovation and economic growth while providing inclusive opportunities for Bristol’s knowledge economy. Ben Rodgers, Head of Regeneration at L&G Asset Management, explained:“Legal & General is committed to delivering transformative mixed-use communities that meet local needs. Our plans for Temple Island aim to revitalise the urban landscape, delivering much-needed housing and the infrastructure businesses, universities, and the public sector require to thrive.” A core focus of the Temple Island regeneration is to address Bristol’s pressing housing needs. Working closely with Bristol City Council, the West of England Mayoral Combined Authority, and other public sector partners, L&G has prioritised social and affordable housing. Forty percent of the 520 new homes will be dedicated to social and affordable rents, shared ownership, and keyworker accommodation at sub-market rates. This approach reflects insights gained from extensive community consultations, ensuring the development is inclusive and tailored to local priorities. L&G’s masterplan prioritises long-term sustainability and environmental responsibility. Commercial buildings will target BREEAM Outstanding certification, and the development will enhance biodiversity with green spaces, planting, and habitat creation. The project also encourages low-carbon lifestyles, minimising car use through new pedestrian and cycle routes and improving connectivity to neighbouring areas. Renowned architects Zaha Hadid, in collaboration with LDA Design, are leading the design of the masterplan, balancing architectural innovation with community-focused public and landscaped spaces. The planning application follows an extensive period of community consultation, including three rounds of engagement with local residents and stakeholders. These sessions shaped the final proposals, with public feedback highlighting the importance of inclusive public spaces, exemplary building design, and improved connectivity. Tony Dyer, Leader of Bristol City Council, celebrated this milestone:“Temple Island will play a vital role in the Bristol Temple Quarter’s vision to deliver thousands of new homes and jobs. This planning application is an exciting step forward and a testament to the hard work and collaboration between L&G and the Council.” Legal & General’s strong track record in urban regeneration, with successful projects in Newcastle, Cardiff, and Sunderland, positions it well to deliver this transformative initiative. By leveraging its expertise and partnerships, L&G is creating a place-based solution that addresses Bristol’s unique needs while contributing to the city’s long-term growth and sustainability goals. As plans progress, Temple Island is set to become a landmark destination that redefines Bristol’s urban core, providing a blueprint for inclusive, sustainable regeneration across the UK. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
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Jan 15, 2025
Plans Submitted For Bristol Temple Island Regeneration Project
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Plans Submitted For Bristol Temple Island Regeneration ProjectLegal & General (L&G) has submitted a planning application for Bristol Temple Island, a £350m regeneration project that will transform the derelict, former diesel depot site into a vibrant urban quarter. Located in the heart of the Bristol Temple Quarter regeneration area, Temple Island is set to become a new urban district with centrally-located homes, high quality workplaces, and inclusive employment opportunities for the local knowledge economy, promoting innovation and economic growth. The development aims to deliver 520 new homes, two new office buildings, retail space, flexible workspace, and a new hotel with conference facilities, all of which are expected to create up to 2,000 new jobs. In addition to L&G’s commitment to deliver the national policy level of affordable housing, it is working in partnership with Bristol City Council, the West of England Mayoral Combined Authority, and other public sector partners to deliver on its ambition to provide a truly inclusive community with 40% of all housing catering to social and affordable rents, shared ownership, and Keyworkers at sub-market rents. All of these housing needs were clear in L&G’s pre-planning engagement with local communities. Central to L&G’s approach to urban development and placemaking is a focus on long-term sustainability and social inclusion. All commercial buildings will target BREEAM1 Outstanding status, with excellent public realm that enhances biodiversity through planting and habitat creation, as well as creating new spaces people can enjoy. The scheme aspires to provide significant connectivity improvements to neighbouring areas and promote low carbon lifestyles by minimising car use with new pedestrian and cycle routes. Our public engagement has suggested that exemplary building design and inclusive public spaces are of key importance to the local community and potential occupiers. World-renowned architects Zaha Hadid have been engaged to design the masterplan and building concepts and are working with specialist architects LDA Design to consider the public and landscaped areas. Submission of the planning application follows a significant period of consultation, with three rounds of community and stakeholder engagement. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
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Jan 14, 2025
Morgan Sindall Starts Construction Of Mill Yard Project In Cambridge
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Morgan Sindall Starts Construction Of Mill Yard Project In CambridgeMorgan Sindall Construction has officially started work on Mill Yard, a £180 million mixed-use development by Railpen and its development partner Socius. The project aims to transform a central Cambridge site into a sustainable, vibrant neighbourhood. Formerly known as Devonshire Gardens, the site was rebranded as Mill Yard in 2024, reflecting its prime location on Mill Road near the city centre. The development includes 110,000 square feet of office space, 70 build-to-rent apartments, refurbished railway cottages, a 2,100-square-foot crèche, a community events pavilion, and retail units set around a 1.55-acre public park. Mill Yard, situated near Cambridge train station, will feature extensive green spaces, including a central pavilion designed by George King Architects. The pavilion will anchor the public park, providing residents and visitors with accessible outdoor space. Additional amenities include a perimeter running track, a play street, and secure cycle parking with end-of-journey facilities, making it the only office development in Cambridge offering such features. Sustainability is a cornerstone of the project. Morgan Sindall has employed its Intelligent Solutions model to minimise environmental impact, aiming to divert 99% of waste from landfill and save 5,013 tonnes of embodied carbon. The completed buildings will be fully electric, powered by renewable energy sources, including rooftop photovoltaic (PV) panels, and will use responsibly sourced materials. Wildlife will also thrive in the regenerated area, with plans for a 280% biodiversity net gain. Enhancements include bat, bird, and bee boxes, green roofs, hedgehog habitats, and evergreen planters. The site will primarily be car-free, except for blue badge spaces and electric vehicle charging points. Railpen and Socius, in partnership with Morgan Sindall, have committed to generating over £60 million in social value for Cambridge, a target verified by Social Value Portal. Initiatives include employing 12 local homeless individuals, creating apprenticeship and work experience opportunities, and donating 500 volunteer hours. More than £30 million will be spent in the local supply chain to bolster the local economy. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
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Jan 14, 2025
Mctaggart Construction And Ravenscraig Limited Submit Planning Proposals For New Housing And Neighbourhood Retail At Ravenscraig
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Mctaggart Construction And Ravenscraig Limited Submit Planning Proposals For New Housing And Neighbourhood Retail At RavenscraigA new planning application has been submitted by McTaggart Construction and Ravenscraig Limited to North Lanarkshire Council for a residential development and 14,500 sq ft of retail space on the former industrial steel works site of Ravenscraig. The proposals will see the delivery of 48 affordable homes on Prospecthill Road. Meanwhile, McTaggart Construction also proposes to create a neighbourhood retail hub to the south east of the site with commercial units and potential drive through development. Ravenscraig is one of Europe’s largest regeneration and community creation initiatives, with a masterplan focused on sustainable and inclusive growth. The vision is to create a self-sufficient community with high quality housing, transport links, education and employment opportunities. To date 1,000 homes have been built across the site and education contributions totalling £4.7m have been made to North Lanarkshire Council. Other positive developments in recent months for Ravenscraig include two successful planning applications within the site’s dedicated employment area, SevenFourEight. This includes permission granted for a £10m employment hub project, led by Fusion Assets with industrial space for up to ten businesses, and the construction of a 38,000 sq ft commercial vehicle workshop and sales facility for Motus Commercials, part of the Motus Group (UK). Russell Wilkie, Director at Ravenscraig Limited, said, “It has been a significant year for Ravenscraig with considerable progress made to our masterplan in 2024. This is a long term project and each planning application brings us a step closer to realising the vision for Ravenscraig and growing a thriving local community. “It’s fantastic to see the proposals from McTaggart Construction which will add to our future mixed residential offering and bring retail space to the mix too. I know that local residents are very keen to see a retail offering within Ravenscraig and we are eager to see this delivered quickly alongside McTaggart Construction.” Janice Russell from McTaggart Construction, said: “It’s great to make progress in our proposed plans for a new housing and neighbourhood retail development at Ravenscraig. This project represents a significant investment and contribution to community wealth building within the ongoing wider Ravenscraig regeneration. Once our plans are approved, we look forward to working with stakeholders and the community to provide additional homes and a much-needed neighbourhood retail hub.” For more information on the vision for Ravenscraig and latest news visit ravenscraig.co.uk. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
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Jan 10, 2025