Gary Neville resubmits plans for SimpsonHaugh’s rejected Manchester towers

Stocktons August

Build-to-rent scheme to contain 723 homes with 50 classed as affordable

Gary Neville’s development firm has resubmitted plans for a 723-home residential tower in Manchester after cutting five storeys from the SimpsonHaugh-designed scheme.

The revised proposals for the 45-storey Stocktons scheme on Great Ancoats Street have been lodged with Manchester city council by Relentless Developments in a joint venture with the project’s original sole developer Liquid Business Manchester.

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