New pictures reveal plans for 86 new homes in former court house

direct to your inboxControversial plans to build up to 200 homes on a former quarry site and protected green space in Oldham have been withdrawn by the developer.A planning application was submitted in June for a huge housing development at Springhead Quarry and land which had been the former Stone Breaks quarry, between the villages of Springhead and Grotton.It was proposed by the Stonebreaks Group, a group of individuals who jointly own the land, working together with development company the

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Plans to build a new nursery at Heathery Park in Wishawhill have now been dropped because of significant challenges identified with water drainage at the site.During a meeting of the council’s Education and Families Committee, it was confirmed that Heathery Park had been removed from the council’s 1140 hours infrastructure programme.It has been determined that none of the possible options presented for

TG4 has some fresh faces to bring us the weather presenters as Gaeilge as they’ve added two men to the station’s weather and continuity team.

Salford has seen a surge in housebuilding over the last decade but the city still struggles to offer a mix of housing, at affordable prices and a sufficient spread.Nearly 90pc of all new homes built in Salford last year were apartments in Ordsall, around the Quays and along the borough's border with Manchester.A total of 3,867 homes were completed in the city between April 2019 and March 2020, according to the council's calculations – 3,419 of them were flats.The Ordsall ward, the area

Nearly a year after One Day at aTime settled in at Pop, the sitcom from Gloria Calderón Kellett and Mike Royce based on Norman Lear’s iconic original is again in search for a new network home. News about the show’s cancellation on Pop dropped Tuesday, with the stars and creators of the now ex-Netflix and ex-Pop series reacting to the news on social media.

LOS ANGELES – As Angelenos prepare to celebrate a muted Thanksgiving holiday this Thursday, the escalating numbers of coronavirus cases has public health and government officials alarmed. According to a spokesperson for the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, the daily rate of new infections has risen with the average daily cases increased to 108% from October 31.

Gigi Hadid treated fans to several new snaps with her baby daughter as she marked putting their Christmas decorations up over the weekend (November 21-22, 2020).The model shared a series of images to her Instagram page, alongside which she wrote: “A whole new kind of busy & tired, but she’s da bestie so she got Christmas decorations early.”The first image showed Gigi wearing a turquoise tracksuit as she carried her baby girl in a leopard-print carrier on her chest, while in another the new

A Day To Remember have returned with a new single, ‘Brick Wall’ – you can listen to it below.The song is taken from the Florida band’s upcoming new album, ‘You’re Welcome’, which is released on March 5 via Fueled By Ramen – their debut on the label.Fans can pre-order ‘You’re Welcome’ alongside merch bundles here.

“These are challenging times for many of us, so it is more important than ever that job opportunities and upskilling are available not only in the north west, but the entire country.” Wik Morrell, senior employment and training manager at Procure Plus, said: “It is great that we are getting the opportunity to work in partnership with Trafford Housing Trust to provide training and employment opportunities within the community.

Pennsylvania is planning to take additional steps to address a sharp increase in coronavirus infections and hospitalizations, including requiring masks to be worn indoors with limited exceptions, officials said Tuesday.

Controversial plans for a new housing estate are being recommended for approval -  despite more than 250 objectors, who argue the development will cause ‘complete chaos’.Tameside’s planning committee is set to vote on proposals to build 21 family homes on land at Brookfields in Mossley.The development by Clements Court Properties Limited is planned to comprise of four and five-bedroom properties which would be a mixture of two and three storeys high.It would be built around two cul-de-sacs with

Powers to take over property without permission from the owner are 'likely to be needed' if plans to develop land at Pocket Nook in Lowton are to progress.The plans to build around 600 homes and 15,000 sqm of work floorspace are part of Greater Manchester's proposals for homes, jobs and the environment.But one of the landowners at the site, Peter Adamson, has repeatedly told a number of authorities that he has no intention to sell his farm off Carr Lane.Half of Carr Farm is already under threat

Tom Vek has been very busy indeed.

Scarlett Johansson is showing off some not-so-subtle wedding bling. On Monday, the Black Widow actress, who married Saturday Night Live funnyman Colin Jost in an intimate, secret ceremony at the end of October, was photographed in New York City with her thick gold wedding band on display.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Plans to rid Wishaw of a decade-long eyesore have been submitted to the council.Trust HA, took over the running of Wishaw and District Housing Association last year, have formally submitted proposals for 42 affordable homes on land to the east of Wishaw’s Commercial Hotel.The Main Street build will see new homes split across two separate blocks with an interior L-plan build reached via a new access road from