Plans for Knowsley’s 22-hectare Earlsfield Park housing and employment development have been given the go-ahead. Property developer Ion, which is working in collaboration will Bellway Homes and the Knowsley Estate, secured permission from the borough council’s planning committee yesterday (28 June). A site next to the existing Lord Derby Playing Fields and ... Read More...
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Plans to build over 150 new homes and at least 16 hectares of employment space in Knowsley have been recommended for approval. It’s envisaged that Earlsfield Park, a 23-hectare site in North Hutyon close to junction 2 of the M57, will become a “prestigious employment and housing location”. The new homes, which ... Read More...
Plans to build over 160 new homes in Huyton have been submitted to Knowsley Council. The proposals are part of Ion Development’s 23-hectare Earlsfield Park masterplan which also includes a 40-acre employment park, a pub/restaurant and a hotel. Ion has submitted its application in collaboration with the Knowsley Estate for the project, ... Read More...
Liverpool Mutual Homes (LMH) has withdrawn its proposals to build almost 100 new Shared Ownership homes at a former golfing site in the Liverpool City Region. The housing provider recently submitted plans to develop a mix of two, three and four-bedroom houses on the Bromborough land, but has now dropped out ... Read More...
Nearly 100 new Shared Ownership homes could be built on a portion of a former golfing site in the Liverpool City Region. Liverpool Mutual Homes (LMH) is seeking planning permission from Wirral Council to develop a mix of two, three and four-bedroom homes on the Bromborough land. If approved, 98 semi-detached and ... Read More...
Housebuilders must do more to sell the industry’s opportunities to young people as it faces a “crying need to recruit” workers. The North West managing director of Bellway Homes spoke out about the construction sector’s needs to engage more with schools during a panel discussion in Knowsley yesterday (3 May). David Williams ... Read More...
An application to convert the former site of Gateacre Community Comprehensive School into 200 homes has been recommended for approval. Liverpool City Council’s planning committee will meet on 7 July to discuss the plans, which will see the school building demolished to make way for three, four and five-bedroom homes on ... Read More...