Property developers, Bruntwood, have unveiled plans for new work and events space in Manchester. Work has already started on-site to redevelop the former Bank House, a 15-storey building on the corner of Portland Street and Charlotte Street in central Manchester

The £8million redevelopment is due for completion at the end of 2016. It will be called ‘neo’ deriving from the Greek word ‘neonate’ meaning a fresh, new, revived form.

Neo will contain co-working spaces, event spaces, private studios, a communal lounge and kitchen, a ground-floor digital art space plus a roof terrace with a weatherproof meeting pod.

Neo is a five minute walk from both Manchester Piccadilly and Manchester Oxford Road stations.

Details:   www.bruntwood.co.uk

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Published: 23 November 2015

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Plans have been unveiled for a new £25million hotel and apartment scheme in the centre of York. The site is a former garage, now derelict, and an empty office in Piccadilly.

Plans would see the replacement of the existing properties, which cover more than half an acre, with two new buildings: a hotel and apartments.

The proposed development would also feature newly-created open space including courtyard gardens with new walkways, overlooking the River Foss and Clifford’s Tower.

The hotel would be created in conjunction with a major hotel operator.

Details:   www.insidermedia.com

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Published: 20 November 2015

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Construction is expected to start next summer on the new 10,000-seater Stadium for Cornwall after the Government decided not to call in a planning application for the site at Langarth, near Truro.  

The £20million stadium will provide a home for rugby side, the Cornish Pirates, as well as other sporting facilities plus conference and event facilities.

Details:   www.stadium4cornwall.co.uk

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Published: 20 November 2015

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Newbury Conference and Events based at Newbury Racecourse has revealed plans to build new events facility at the Berkshire racecourse.

The new Horseman’s Club will include a bar, restaurant and patio area and will accommodate up to 200 guests banquet style on non-race days.

Construction of the Horseman’s Club is due to start in February 2016 with completion expected in 2017.

The Horseman’s Suite is one component of a planned £20 million worth of improvements at Newbury Racecourse which will include new entrances, a new administration office as well as an update of the Berkshire Stand and Pall Mall building.

Newbury Racecourse also has outline planning permission for a 120-bedroom, four star hotel although there are no immediate plans to begin work on this project.

Details:  www.newburyracecourse.co.uk

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Published: 19 November 2015

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