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Plans in for New Islington campus
Plans for a creative workplace development in New Islington have been submitted.The project has been designed to “set a new standard for social impact” in the city, with nearly £8m of value set to be generated for the community over a five-year period.Subject to approval from Manchester City Council, developer General Projects will create a five-building campus that will bring 3,500 jobs to the area alongside more than 100 SMEs.Space available within the site would range from micro-units to grade A offices.The sustainable credentials of Pollard Street would be underpinned by its car-free policy, low-carbon transport links and a low-carbon approach to construction and operation. More than 50 trees would also be planted.
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