Tameside is gearing up for significant changes in 2025 with ambitious projects focused on housing, town center revitalization, and cultural development.
Tameside is set to undergo monumental change in 2025 with a number of big schemes on the horizon. Locals are pushing for more housing, town centre growth and a change to the look and feel of the borough. With a brand new leadership team running the town hall after what has been a turbulent year, there is optimism that new building projects can give Tameside the boost it needs. The onus is on the local authorities to spark the projects that will breathe new life into the borough’s nine towns.
The focal point of change in 2025 will come with Godley Green, where further progress is expected to come through groundworks and potential land purchasing. Housing is a priority for the borough, but there are ambitious plans in the area to boost the leisure and culture sector as well. Here is a closer look at the key projects that are expecting to progress in 2025: Godley Green The plan to build thousands of new homes, creating Godley Green Garden Village, has long been mooted in the borough. It is by far the largest housing scheme planned for Tameside - and it finally saw approval in November 2023. The 2,150 planned homes will be built in phases over the next decade. The proposal would see a new 'village' split into two halves by Godley Brook, each with its own centre, including up to 1,300 sqm of retail space, 1,600 sqm of commercial and 1,000 sqm for community use. According to Tameside Council, MADE Partnership - a joint venture between Barratt Redrow plc, Homes England, and Lloyds Banking Group - was established to provide the expertise and financial capacity necessary to deliver large-scale and complex developments such as Godley Green. MADE Partnership’s agreement with Tameside Council is its first deal to be announced since launching in September, and it follows MADE Partnership’s recent acquisition of land at Godley Green. Stalybridge west The council expects to see the redevelopment of Stalybridge to progress in 202
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