All the latest key developments submitted across Greater Manchester
06.11.2023 - 08:47
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Providing more options for special education needs in Greater Manchester is the big story of last week's planning applications.
Bury and Tameside could soon see better SEN provision if their latest plans are approved. In Bury an outstanding rated special school is looking to expand their classroom numbers and, in turn, their pupil capacity by 70.
Over in Tameside, Longdendale High School wants to provide an entirely new building dedicated to SEN in order to boast a better curriculum for the select group of students.
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Updates on the development of the town centres in Bury and Stretford have also come forward as both councils look to surge on with their visions.
Here is a look at the different applications borough by borough…
New restaurant proposed at former cocktail bar
A new restaurant is planned in a space formerly occupied by a cocktail bar and pizza outlet.
The plans are for the area above the Fireaway pizza restaurant on Market Street, Westhoughtonm formerly occupied by the Italian Loft, a function room and cocktail bar which also sold pizzas in association with Fireaway. The planning application, on behalf of applicant Mr M Oliver, seeks to convert an adjoining building on Wood Street which used to operate as the Wobbly Cow restaurant to extend the seating area.
‘Nationally important’ town house on cobbled street could become one-beds flats and bedsits
Plans have been unveiled to transform a town centre listed building described as ‘of national importance’ into flats.
The property, on Wood Street,