Rory Sheehan is a journalist specializing in local news and politics in the Cheshire and Chester area of the United Kingdom. With a focus on reporting on local democracy, Rory's articles cover a range of topics including council decisions, community events, weather warnings, and developments in the region.
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Proposals for the Fruit Exchange building off Victoria Street and for a residential scheme on land off Stockmoor Green go in front of the council’s planning committee next week.
A revised proposal has been lodged with Trafford Council for the redevelopment of Albert, Chapel, and Lloyds Courts on New Street in the town centre.
A recreational hub and accessible trails will be created at a grade two-listed building on a 5.5-acre site off Harthill Lane in Harthill.
The housebuilder has acquired 15 acres of land off Golbourne Road with permission having been secured for the development earlier this year.
The SINA manufacturing facility has taken a huge step closer to becoming a reality.
Tilbury Douglas is handing over the latest phase of Arrowe Park Hospital’s urgent and emergency care facility, which features an advanced resuscitation area.
Boutique fitness studio The Fit Collective is the latest name to sign up, meaning all retail space at the development has been snapped up.
Mark Saville joins the Nothern-Quarter-based structural and civil engineering firm.
The city’s former registry office is to be turned into an aparthotel, while a tweak to planning permission will also enable student flats to be rented out to guests during the summer.
Greentech Projects wants to develop across three fields at Lower House Farm off Lewth Lane.
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