You told us to move further and faster with regenerating Bolton Town Centre.

Labour delivered a £100m cash injection, that has now inspired multiple private sector investment programmes.  This will be primarily housing and office led, with a major transformation of the Crompton Place.

We promised that our initiative would not burden the taxpayer, and the original £100 we have delivered will be paid for by using windfall cash from dividends in Manchester Airport.

Our plans will take a few years to complete, but once complete, we will see over 2,000 new housing units in the town centre, which in turn will take pressure off our Green Belt. New shops, eateries and family leisure facilities will be developed as a result of the new central population.

  • Central Street. Major housing scheme in the pipeline, stretching back to the River Croal, with new retail and offices on Deansgate.
  • Church Wharf. £150 million has already been committed for housing and a hotel development, which includes clearing the derelict buildings on Bank Street.
  • Crompton Place. £250 million has already been committed that will see a major transformation of this centre.
  • Moor Lane. New accommodation for the elderly is planned at this site, together with a remodeled Cheadle Square.
  • Trinity Quarter. A multi million pounds office and residential project has been given the go ahead, at the junction of Bradshawgate and Trinity Street, together with a new multi story car park for the station.
  • Bradshawgate. Demolition work has already begun, clearing derelict buildings for a major housing and office development.
Bolton town centre plans
Bolton town centre plans
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