Plans for 208 homes at former bus station would be ‘catalyst for change’ for town centre
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukGet the day's biggest stories sent direct to your inbox so you never miss a thing Detailed plans for a ‘transformative’ town centre community at the site of Bolton’s former bus station have been lodged.
Developers Step Places, along with social housing provider Bolton at Home, plan to build 208 homes at the 10,600 sq metre Moor Lane site, which is owned by the council.
They claim the development would be a ‘catalyst for change’ for Bolton town centre by building homes to last ‘for generations’. READ MORE: Pregnant women urged to get covid vaccine after deaths of mothers and babies The area, next to Le Mans Crescent, has been largely vacant since 2017 when the new Bolton Interchange opened but has been used in the past year as a Covid-19
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