Sign up for our daily newsletter to get the day's biggest stories sent direct to your inbox The £58m transformation of one of Manchester’s oldest and largest mills into housing has been approved despite concerns over a lack of affordable homes.
Maryland Securities has been granted planning permission to build 277 flats and townhouses in a refurbished Brunswick Mill and two neighbouring new-build blocks in Ancoats.
The mill on Bradford Road, which is Grade II listed, is in a ‘very poor’ condition with the developer promising to secure its long-term future and avoid demolition. READ MORE : Sex club shut down following raid - neighbours raised concerns about a 'dungeon' in the basement Around 20,000 sq ft of work and community space will
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