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Council approves Hanley city centre masterplan

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Stoke-on-Trent City Council approves new Hanley masterplan

Overview

Stoke-on-Trent City Council has signed off on a new masterplan for Hanley aimed at redeveloping brownfield sites, providing housing for an additional 1,800 people by 2030, and establishing a regeneration body to oversee the project.

Key points

  • The council's cabinet has approved the new Hanley city centre masterplan.
  • The vision includes redeveloping brownfield sites to house an additional 1,800 people in the city centre by 2030.
  • An urban development corporation will be set up to ensure the masterplan is delivered.
  • The empty Etruscan Square site is planned to be transformed into 110 homes under fully funded Phase 1 proposals.
  • Previous regeneration proposals for Hanley, including a shopping centre and an arena, were previously scrapped or failed to materialise.
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