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19 Feb 2021, 12:40
IMMORTALISED…Housing association Salix Homes is paying its respects to Salford hero Canon Peter Green by naming its latest apartment block in the city’s Trinity district after the writer and social justice campaigner who died in 1961. During the First World War and until the 1950s, Green wrote a weekly column in the
Manchester
Guardian under the pen name ‘Artifex’, which is exactly what Salix has called its 108-unit affordable housing development under construction at present. The 11-storey building is part of the £22.5m Canon Green Campus redevelopment in Trinity – already named after Green, who was a rector at the nearby St Philips Church and wrote about pacifism and compassion, social injustice and women’s suffrage.
The striking murals on New Chester Road. Picture: Wirral Council A major mural project in New Ferry is gathering pace, as the town begins its revival. In March 2017, New Ferry was devastated by a criminal gas explosion which injured 81 people and destroyed many homes and businesses. Wirral Council was slammed for acting too slowly in the aftermath of the disaster, but last year it announced big new developments for New Ferry. The local authority’s plan will see more than 1,000 square metres of retail space and up to 79 homes built across three sites, including that of the explosion site. In addition to this, artist Paul Curtis is moving forward with his