Neil Tague
The housebuilder is seeking reserved matters approval for the last residential plot at the former Prysmian Cables factory site, taking development across the scheme to 666 homes.
Miller Homes is working with Sten Architecture and planner Pegasus Group on the Carr Lane proposal for Prescot Park. Of the 55 homes proposed for the final plot at the scheme, 32 are to have three bedrooms and 23 four bedrooms.
Should the plans – and a separate application for a narrow 29-home plot currently awaiting determination – come to fruition, it would mean 666 homes will have been delivered in total at the site previously occupied by the copper cables manufacturer. This is well within the 750 allowed in the outline consent for the wider Prescot Park masterplan.
A VITAL blood transportation charity has set up a permanent home at Glan Clwyd Hospital. Blood Bikes Wales (BBW), made up of volunteer motorcyclists who aid the NHS with out-of-hours blood transportation, decided to establish a second base in North Wales amid increased demand on health services. Its deliveries include blood, samples, plasma, donated human milk, documents and any other items that fit onto a motorbike and need to be delivered for Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board. The new base includes one Suzuki bike and six riders and is expected to result in significantly improved time and fuel efficiency for the delivery service, which previously had one base in Wrexham.
Couple in row with housing developer over NHS discount on new Anglesey home
Anwyl Homes say there was no company-run NHS discount when the nurse and her husband bought the Holyhead property
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A couple who bought a new build property on Anglesey are locked in a dispute with the housing developer over an NHS discount they claim they were entitled to receive.
PROPOSALS to redevelop the former Penmorfa site on West Shore are being worked on. The former house, later a hotel, was the second home of Alice Liddell, the girl said to have inspired the Alice in Wonderland tales. Despite a campaign to save the Llandudno venue, the hotel was reduced to rubble in 2008 to make way for flats Anwyl Homes have appointed a development team and hope to begin a consultation process in the spring. Phil Dolan, managing director for Anwyl Homes Cheshire and North Wales, said: “We have appointed a full development team and are working on our proposals for redevelopment of the Penmorfa site in Llandudno.
Buses, houses, cabs and the Halton stories you may have missed in 2020
Covid has dominated the headlines, but it hasn t been the only thing on Halton Council s plate this year
12:30, 28 DEC 2020
Covid grabbed the headlines, but Halton saw plenty of other news stories in 2020. (Image: Colin Lane / Liverpool Echo)
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