A golden moment for Radcliffe Hub
The £40 million Radcliffe Hub project currently on site in Radcliffe town centre is moving on at pace.
Categories: regeneration
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New centre to nurture business innovation and create more jobs
A £2.8 million six-month conversion project is about to begin at the current Radcliffe Library building in Stand Lane, to turn the ground floor into Radcliffe’s new enterprise centre.
Funded by UK Government (£1.9m) and Bury Council (£900k), the enterprise centre will provide much needed flexible working space, along with meeting rooms and business support services. It will also help small bu -
Transformational Prestwich regeneration ramps up
Work to transform Prestwich Village’s centre into a new beating heart for the community is to take a major step forward.
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Family homes at the heart of Radcliffe regeneration
Work has started to transform a disused brownfield site in Radcliffe into 90 new family homes.
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Bury means business – leaders attend second Bury Expo
Business leaders from across the region attended the second Bury Expo to see how the borough is being transformed for generations to come.
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Angouleme Way evening and overnight closures
Work to bring major improvements to Bury Market will mean night-time closures of a stretch of Angouleme Way.
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Placefirst chosen by Bury Council for town centre office-to-resi conversion
Bury Council has named build-to-rent developer-operator Placefirst as the preferred partner to convert a 30,000 sq ft office site known as Humphrey House into 74 new homes in the town centre.
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Work starts on new Radcliffe pocket park
Work has started on a new ‘pocket park’ which will bring more green space to the heart of Radcliffe.
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Groundbreaking event marks official start of Bury Market transformation
The £33 million scheme funded by UK Government (£20m) and Bury Council (£13m) to enhance Bury Outdoor Market and build a new multi-functional flexi hall has officially commenced.
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Coming on leaps and bounds - latest news about Radcliffe Regeneration
Latest details of the multi-million-pound regeneration of Radcliffe town centre are being delivered to every home in the town.
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Prestwich Village regeneration kick-starts with construction of Travel Hub
Work to deliver the £100m+ regeneration of Prestwich Village centre has officially started. The first phase of the ambitious plans involves the construction of a new multi-storey Travel Hub off Fairfax Road.
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Help to create Streets for All
Residents are being asked for their opinions on making Radcliffe streets safe for all users.
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VINCI Building launches new community skills centre in Radcliffe town centre
VINCI Building is proud to announce the start of Radcliffe’s new community skills programme, based at the construction site of the new Radcliffe Hub.
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Latest update on Radcliffe Library
Radcliffe Library will remain open while work to build brand new facilities at the Civic Hub takes place.
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Check out the final plans for the new Flexi-Hall at Bury Market
Come along to Bury Market to see the plans for the future Flexi-Hall and Market regeneration!
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Art installation celebrating Radcliffe’s community spirit
Artwork produced by school children from 11 primary schools across Radcliffe has been put on display at the site of the new £40m Radcliffe Hub.
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Latest news about Bury market hall
Five options for the future of Bury’s indoor market hall have been drawn up.
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It’s here – latest news about Radcliffe Regeneration
Latest details of the multi-million pound regeneration of Radcliffe town centre are being delivered to every home in the town.
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Regeneration Framework adopted for the transformation of the Mill Gate shopping centre in Bury
A transformational Regeneration Framework for the Mill Gate shopping centre has been approved by Bury Council’s Cabinet.
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Bury Council visits new Green Street development in Radcliffe
Councillor Gareth Staples-Jones, Deputy Cabinet Member for Strategic Growth, joined Great Places Housing Group to view progress on its £17 million affordable housing development at Green Street in Radcliffe.
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