Plans for 1,200 homes that would change the face of parts of Manchester could soon be a reality
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukDon't miss a thing by getting the day's biggest stories sent direct to your inbox Plans to build almost 1,300 new homes across Manchester - including a sprawling neighbourhood in the north of the city - have been lined up for planning approval.
The planning committee’s first meeting of the new municipal year could see the next phase of the £4bn Northern Gateway project gain planning consent.
Townhouses and apartments in a 34-storey tower and mid-rise blocks are proposed on the former site of the Gould Street Gasworks in Collyhurst.
Gasworks New Town is the name given to the £220m scheme by Southvalley Estates Ltd, a subsidiary of the MCR Property Group which has owned the site since 2015.
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