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Place North West | Manchester to rethink unpopular Hough End proposals
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The Manchester leisure centres helping local communities recover from lockdown
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Neil Tague
Manchester City Council’s refurbishment of facilities at the Princess Road playing fields have been filed for planning permission.
The project involves the erection of a two-storey extension to Hough End Leisure Centre to include sports field changing facilities, a café, flexible social rooms and gym space, following the demolition of the existing changing pavilion building.
Also included in the 15-acre scheme are the introduction of two 3G pitches and associated lighting and fencing, along with a 67-space car park and 100-space overflow car park.
ISG has submitted the plans on behalf of Manchester City Council, while the scheme’s architect is Ellis Williams.
Much-needed midnight haircuts, crack-of-dawn retail therapy and cheering thirsty pub-goers have ushered in the long-awaited reopening of a swathe of businesses across England.
Eager customers wasted no time in making the most of the easing of coronavirus restrictions on Monday as the country took the next significant step on its journey out of a third national lockdown.
Losing lengthy lockdown locks and reinvigorating beauty treatments were the priority for some as relaxed rules meant salons and hairdressers were able to treat customers for the first time since January 6.
Early-morning queues formed outside clothing stores, with thousands of non-essential retail premises now eligible to resume trading.
COVID-19: Pubs, hairdressers and non-essential shops reopen as lockdown eases
Prime Minister
Boris Johnson urged the nation to behave responsibly as non-essential shops, hairdressers, salons, pubs, restaurants, outdoor attractions and gyms reopened in England.
Live COVID updates from across the UK and around the world
In
Wales, people can also visit non-essential shops and travel across the border to other areas of the UK from today.
Meanwhile, people in
Northern Ireland are now allowed to meet 10 others outside as the stay at home order has been scrapped.
April snow showers made
outdoor service at pubs and restaurants a chilly prospect in parts of southern England, but the wintry conditions appeared to do little to dampen enthusiasm.
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