Affordable housing development plans revealed at Rivington Chase
Plans have been submitted to Bolton Council for an affordable housing development at Rivington Chase. The plans will provide much needed affordable housing for
Extensive heritage and community plans unveiled
Architects’ proposals celebrate history of Horwich Loco Works Bluemantle has unveiled the heritage plans for Rivington Chase, the £262m redevelopment of the Horwich Loco Works.
Rivington Chase named as development to transform Bolton in 2021
We’re delighted to be included in This is Lancashire’s feature “The developments that could transform Bolton in 2021”. The £262m development of Horwich Loco Works
Happy New Year from Rivington Chase
Rivington Chase looked particularly spectacular in the snow this New Year, as captured by our friends at Fluent Money. 2020 was unique in its challenges,
Second phase of Rivington Chase granted planning permission
Plans for 393 homes as part of the redevelopment of the 187-acre Horwich Loco Works site into a 1,700-home neighbourhood have been granted outline permission
A final farewell to the Erecting and Repair Shop
The Loco Works were instrumental to Horwich’s development as a town, and many local residents have friends and relatives who worked at the site,
Final opportunity to visit the Loco Works Erecting and Repair Shop
Rivington Chase developers Bluemantle are offering the Horwich community the opportunity to visit the historic Loco Works site, to see the Erecting and Repair
Horwich schoolchildren explore local history with an eye to the future
On Thursday 21st November, a group of 15 children from Horwich Parish C of E School had the opportunity to explore the Horwich’s history
TowerFM interviews Bluemantle Chief Executive Mark Caldwell
Bluemantle Chief Executive Mark Caldwell recently sat down with TowerFM's Andy Smith to discuss the locomotive heritage of Horwich, and how it can be
Rivington Chase link road given green light
The £12m Rivington Chase link road has been given the go-ahead by Bolton Council during its planning committee meeting on Thursday 29th August. The link