Get the day's biggest stories sent direct to your inbox so you never miss a thing Planning approval for the £58m regeneration of one of Manchester’s largest and oldest mills has been postponed by the city’s planning committee.
Councillors had been asked to give their backing to a scheme which would see the Grade II listed Brunswick Mill in Ancoats converted into an apartment building.
Maryland Securities, the developer behind the proposals, wants to build 277 new flats and townhouses inside the mill and two new-build blocks on Bradford Road. READ MORE : Plans being made for potential 'firebreak lockdown' in coming weeks if Covid-19 hospital admissions continue to rise But the planning committee voted to defer a decision in order to visit
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