The big developments submitted across Greater Manchester this week

A number of new housing developments have been tabled across Greater Manchester this week.

A total of 256 new homes could be approved in different boroughs in the city-region. The largest application comes in Trafford where plans for a 159-home apartment block has been mooted.

The other applications are smaller in scale in terms of housing numbers but repurpose currently disused buildings.

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Here is a look at the different applications borough by borough…

Listed town centre office building could be turned into flats

A listed office building in Bolton is the subject of plans to convert it into six apartments and bedsits.

The building is on Wood Street in Bolton town centre. The premises are currently empty, but the previous use was as an office over the ground, first and second floors.

New young persons’ centre to be created in area where nearest youth club is more than two miles away

An empty building in a neighbourhood miles away from the nearest youth club is to be transformed into a young persons’ centre.

Acorn House, on Back Deane Church Lane in Deane, Bolton, has been approved by Bolton Council to become a ‘Be The Change’ centre. The project was founded in 2015 by Daniel Sukula, who has been a leader in youth development in Bolton since 2015.

Changes to prominent Prestwich building planned after bank closure

A prominent Prestwich building is set for changes after closing as a bank branch last week.

The NatWest branch on Bury New Road, closed on October 18 after the rise of online banking led to a drop off in footfall at the