Flats, offices, and a hotel - the latest developments approved by Manchester's planning committee
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukdirect to your inboxNew apartments, offices and a hotel will be built in Manchester city centre under proposals approved by councillors.But a 17-storey building that looked like it belonged in ‘1970s east Berlin’, as well as a retirement complex in the south of the city, were refused planning permission.A number of major developments were considered at the final Manchester council planning committee meeting of the year on Thursday.Plans to build an office ‘campus’ on an area of open land in Ancoats known as New Islington Green were controversially pushed through despite overwhelming public opposition.Councillors also approved, refused and deferred several schemes that will have a major impact on their surrounding areas.Two new apartment.
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