By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
A planning application for the new Leighton Hospital should be submitted by April next year with the aim of construction starting at the end of 2026.
Chris Knight, programme director at Mid Cheshire Hospitals NHS Trust, said the new building would be the size of about 15 football pitches and be sited on land which had been bought next to the existing hospital.
In 2024 to buy a mobile crane in the UK is not a problem, if you know how to choose a new truck crane according to the industry tasks that this special equipment should solve. They are designed to organise loading and unloading and installation and construction work.
Reaseheath College construction students in Nantwich gained valuable skills after working with industry to design a bungalow for people with disabilities.
Students praised the industry-led project which has allowed them to gain valuable skills and experience for future careers.
The construction industry continues to experience high demand across commercial, infrastructure and residential building.
However, increased costs for skilled labor, materials and equipment make launching a new construction company daunting.
Reaseheath College’s construction students are to gain real life skills by building a bungalow on the college’s Nantwich campus.
The college has received £110,000 funding from Specialist lender Together to enable the project to go ahead.
A construction firm run by two former Malbank School students is opening a new office in Nantwich.
Platinum Construction will have its new office and consultation rooms in Sage House on Hospital Street.
Sustainability is at the heart of many industries today. Construction is no exception.
The sector is charging forward into a brighter future, led by aspirational individuals keen to make a difference.
Nantwich company TIMCO has made the finals of The Lloyds Bank British Business Excellence Awards.
The supplier of products for construction and industrial sectors will be a finalist in the Mid-Market Business category.
Heavy duty HS2 construction lorries could be using some of Nantwich’s busiest junctions dozens of times every day under plans seen by Nantwich News.
HS2 Ltd has applied for permission to use certain routes for its lorries – including from Cheerbrook roundabout, Newcastle Road, Elwood Way, A51 London Road down to Checkley Lane near Bridgemere.
Furious residents in Aston and Wrenbury say a firm has started constructing a controversial new development while its planning application is still being considered by Cheshire East Council.
They claim Concrete Panels Systems Ltd, part of Graham Heath Construction, has already started building a new concrete batching plant at its current site at Station Yard, Wrenbury Road.
Cheshire East Council bosses have pledged to tackle developers who breach conditions set down as part of planning permission.
Approval for new housing and other buildings is often granted ‘subject to conditions’, ranging from colour of materials, technical matters involving contaminated land and drainage, and even times and days when construction work is permitted.
Staff and children at Weaver Primary in Nantwich are celebrating the completion of their new look school building.
The work, completed just before Christmas and seven weeks ahead of schedule, means all pupils can now be accommodated in the maim building and not in mobile classrooms.
The next generation of highly skilled construction plant maintenance apprentices received final awards at a presentation at Reaseheath College in Nantwich.
Seventy-five trainee engineers from across the country were joined by employers to celebrate a 100% success rate on the completion of their Level 3 Advanced Apprenticeship in Construction Plant Maintenance.
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