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Prestwich regeneration takes step closer
Plans to redevelop a centre and create a new community heart for Prestwich are moving forward.A conversation on the proposals for Longfield Centre is set to launch later in the spring.Bury Council and Muse Developments agreed to enter into a joint venture in late 2021 to drive the project forward. They are now working together on a vision to sustainably redevelop the centre, with new spaces planned for independent businesses to thrive. This alongside a mix of homes, family friendly outdoor spaces and a new community hub focused on health and wellbeing. While the plans are still at an early stage, key ambitions for the £100m scheme have been revealed.They include creating an inclusive place which features family-friendly, social places to meet, creative spaces for art and culture and outdoor spaces for community events Other ambitions include enhancing the environment for future generations with sustainable buildings, walking and cycling routes and inviting public spaces Bringing forward benefits for people and building a legacy of social value, through a £100m investment in the Prestwich economy and the creation of jobs, along with a new mobility hub which offers convenient and sustainable car parking, electric vehicle charging points, and cycle storage, also features.The first stage of the conversation is set to include a series of drop-in sessions at Prestwich Library, online Q&As for residents and community groups, and stakeholder workshops.
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