Bury Council is looking to procure a development partner to complete the 17-acre employment site at Chamberhall near the town centre.
Some 14 companies are already thriving at the park following the completion of the 135,000 sq ft first phase.
The authority is now looking at delivering the second phase of the site, which is around 7 acres and provides the opportunity for a developer to provide a scheme of commercial space, the type of which is very much in demand in Bury.
Councillor Eamonn O’Brien, leader of Bury Council, said: “Bury is very much open for business, and Chamberhall is the perfect location – right next to the town centre and close to all amenities and transport links.
“We’re looking to continue our success story and team up with the right developer who will bring investment and opportunities to our thriving borough.”
A utility company has pledged to restore a pavement after residents were left outraged by the state it was left after recent roadworks. Those living on a stretch of Bolton Road West in Ramsbottom were alarmed pavement stones which had been removed were not put back in place after Electricity North West (ENW) seemingly completed work outside their homes.
Following damage to overhead Metrolink lines in Manchester City Centre, near to the Deansgate-Castlefield stop earlier today, repairs have now been completed and services will be resuming as normal on Wednesday morning.
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