I should coco
A little harsh on a well meaning body of men
Leaving out personal; abuse for McCabe, people ought to realise that the Scarborough Group is highly active across our region. Here is one example close to the Lane:
Scarborough International Properties, the developer behind Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park, has also reiterated its commitment to investing in projects across the city.
The company, with its development partner Singapore-listed Metro Holdings, is aiming to start construction in the summer of the fourth and final building at the Sheffield Digital Campus, called Vidrio. The existing buildings - Electric Works, Ventana House and Acero – provide more than 180,000 sq ft of office accommodation.
It is also preparing to submit submit plans for a mixed-use project at Chaucer Yard, fronting John Street and Countess Road.
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Should anyone have a view on their local developments, they should not confine this to ranting on these boards. As these projects come up for planning permission, helpful feedback from concerned locals as to their suitability, would surely help the Council?
Scarborough International Properties, the developer behind Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park, has also reiterated its commitment to investing in projects across the city.
The company, with its development partner Singapore-listed Metro Holdings, is aiming to start construction in the summer of the fourth and final building at the Sheffield Digital Campus, called Vidrio. The existing buildings - Electric Works, Ventana House and Acero – provide more than 180,000 sq ft of office accommodation.
It is also preparing to submit submit plans for a mixed-use project at Chaucer Yard, fronting John Street and Countess Road.
Sheffield City Region developments aim to build on heritage
A series of developments are in progress across the Sheffield City Region with the aim of building on its heritage of innovation-led manufacturing and engineering.
Should anyone have a view on their local developments, they should not confine this to ranting on these boards. As these projects come up for planning permission, helpful feedback from concerned locals as to their suitability, would surely help the Council?
