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Two Tyneside councils failed the Housing Delivery Test. They now have to say yes more often
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South Tyneside delivered 505 homes against a target of 949 and North Tyneside 1,504 against 2,306, putting both below the…

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Economic Strategy Housing & Land
Rochdale approves a 74-bed care home, eight months after sending it away
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Cityside's Sparth House on Manchester Road in Rochdale has been approved: 74 beds across four storeys, including 21 dementia beds,…

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Economic Strategy Housing & Land
The UK’s tallest tower outside London goes back to committee over a directorship
Admin Aug 9, 2026 0

Henley Investment Management's £1.3bn, 3,300-home Salford scheme, including a 78-storey tower, returns to planning committee after campaigners identified a conflict…

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Economic Strategy Infrastructure
£26.5m and 27 en-suite rooms: the new Moya Cole Hospice opens at Heald Green
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Caddick Construction has delivered the £26.5m replacement Moya Cole Hospice at Heald Green, with 27 private en-suite bedrooms, a community-accessible…

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Economic Strategy Infrastructure
Bramhall High gets a new 1,350-pupil school, 51,000 sq ft smaller than the one it replaces
Admin Aug 9, 2026 0

Stockport is set to approve a 106,000 sq ft replacement for RAAC-affected Bramhall High School, funded through the government's School…

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Economic Strategy Transport & Rail
Scarborough’s station forecourt goes to committee this week, and the underpass stays shut
Admin Aug 9, 2026 0

North Yorkshire Council's planning committee decides the Scarborough Station Gateway scheme on Thursday 13 August, creating a pedestrian plaza, separated…

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Economic Strategy Infrastructure
Knowsley wants to fix Halewood’s flooded park with £30m of stacked-up funding
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Plans for Grace Park in Halewood would add artificial pitches, a clubhouse, a 47-bay car park and a drainage system…

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Economic Strategy Housing & Land
Weir Mill is finished, two years late, and the ground floor is the interesting bit
Admin Aug 9, 2026 0

Capital&Centric's £60m Weir Mill in Stockport has completed with 253 apartments and seven of eight commercial units let to independents.…

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Economic Strategy Housing & Land
Fifty homes at Loveclough, and the green belt argument in miniature
Admin Aug 9, 2026 0

Howe Construction Services has lodged an outline application for 50 homes at Loveclough off Burnley Road in Rossendale, around 10…

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Economic Strategy Housing & Land
Story Homes takes the build risk itself at North Tyneside’s 169-home Killingworth Gate
Admin Aug 9, 2026 0

Story Homes has taken on the principal contractor role at Killingworth Gate, a 169-home scheme on Killingworth Moor in North…

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