Julia Hatmaker
Editor at Place North West
American journalist living in the UK. Editor of @PlaceNorthWest. Formerly @PennLive. Views are my own.
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Jan 7, 2025 |
placenorthwest.co.uk | Julia Hatmaker
With a focus on developing around railway stations, representatives from local authorities, Network Rail, and the public sector delved into the ins and outs of not only creating a great masterplan, but also ensuring it gets delivered at a roundtable discussion hosted by WW+P Architects and RJP Town Planners.
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Dec 10, 2024 |
placenorthwest.co.uk | Julia Hatmaker
Housing providers, developers, and investors have been loud and clear about what needs to be done to achieve the government’s housing goal of 1.5m homes before the end of this Parliament. Place North has listened and is taking action. Alongside Cavendish and Lichfields, we are launching Mind the Gap, a campaign for a government discretionary grant aid programme for the North of England.
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Dec 10, 2024 |
placenorthwest.co.uk | Julia Hatmaker
Housing applications that comply with local plans could be decided by council planning officers rather than politicised committees according to proposals unveiled by deputy prime minister Angela Rayner yesterday.
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Dec 10, 2024 |
placenorthwest.co.uk | Julia Hatmaker
Developer Dewscope has the go-ahead to construct a neighbourhood on 40 acres of greenfield land in Knutsford in a decision that even the Planning Inspectorate noted would be controversial. “I am aware of widespread opposition to the proposal in the local area and that the outcome of this Inquiry is not the one that many people would wish for,” wrote inspector I A Dyer in their appeal decision letter, which reversed Cheshire East Council’s verdict.
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Dec 10, 2024 |
placenorthwest.co.uk | Julia Hatmaker
Merseyside Police are looking to sell the two-acre site off New Chester Road, with the goal of using the receipts to build a new hub in Wirral. The plot of land includes the 26,900 sq ft police station, a 5,300 sq ft garage, and two homes totalling 3,500 sq ft. The houses are currently used as offices. The police station was built in the 1930s and has been deemed no longer fit for purpose by Merseyside police and crime commissioner Emily Spurrell.
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Is the age of speculative office development over? @DanAtPlace investigates the commercial scene across the North. Read it: https://t.co/DUek7CoWYp https://t.co/DUek7CoWYp
As we gear up for the new year, what is the property community looking forward to - and what is it dreading? @Charli3Valentin surveyed an array of experts from across the industry to find out. Check it out: https://t.co/IgYyQOtQYI https://t.co/IgYyQOtQYI
.@Charli3Valentin breaks down the 10 schemes that need to be on your radar next year - and a few bonus ones that are SUPPOSED to have some major developments in 2025 (but we aren’t necessarily 100% sold) https://t.co/8XMHWjxQf2