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Affordable homes could be built on plot of vacant greenbelt land in Irlam (opens the original)
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Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info Irlam could soon get a brand new full-affordable housing estate – but it would mean the loss of ‘vacant’ greenbelt land. The 154 new homes would be built on a field off Fiddlers Lane currently used for horse grazing. Forshaw Land and Property Group has submitted a planning application to construct 154 homes, which includes 76 terraced houses and two apart
Huge new tower with 600 homes planned for edge of Manchester (opens the original)
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Manchester’s skyline could once again change forever as the council considers proposals for a huge tower on the border of Hulme and Cornbrook. Developers Chatha Capital and landowners Kirindolam 8 Limited have submitted plans to build two blocks with 592 homes on a plot of land off Ellesmere Street, just down the road from Cornbrook Station. One could reach up to 46 storeys – just one storey shorter than the Beetham Tower in the city centre, which was once Manchester’s tallest building. The towe
Burnham's speech leaves party faithful delighted (opens the original)
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The auditorium at the Labour Party Conference felt at times more like the inside of a cinema at the premiere of a Hollywood blockbuster. But look up, and instead of Matt Damon battling his way across the seven seas on screen - it was Prime Minister Andy Burnham fighting back tears. It’s clear Mr Burnham’s words landed well among the Labour faithful. Click here to get the biggest stories straight to your inbox in our Daily Newsletter “It’s the most powerful speech of any Labour leader I’ve seen,”
Greater Manchester Mayor Bev Craig speaks out on Man City charges verdict (opens the original)
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The Greater Manchester Mayor says she will make sure ‘the lives and livelihoods of those around the Etihad’ won’t be impacted after Manchester City FC was found guilty of 114 breaches of the Premier League’s financial rules. The club maintains they have not committed any foul play and is expected to appeal the verdict. The decision has prompted a big reaction, with some asking for leniency, while others have called for the club to be expelled from the league. The punishment is yet to be decided
Andy Burnham's head in a box, singer's arrest: Inside the Labour party protests (opens the original)
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A crude replica of Andy Burnham’s head lies in a shopping bag on the Liverpool Docks. In a nearby car park, a woman is getting dressed in a full-body fox get-up out of the back of a van. A man is belting anti-Brexit remixes of old pop songs through a megaphone at eight in the morning. These are just some of the sights that greeted attendees of the Labour Party Conference on their way into the Liverpool Experience Campus yesterday. Just as prominent as the frenetic energy of the conference itself
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