 People keen to get a foot on the property ladder now have the chance thanks to a new development with low cost homes.
Eleven affordable homes have been built as part of a new housing estate called The Meadows on the site of the former Waggon and Horses pub in Chapel Lane, Coppull.
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Work to Start Soon on New Station |
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Work is set to start within the next few weeks on a long-awaited multi-million pound railway station for Chorley’s newest village.
Contractors are due on site in September and the new station to serve Buckshaw Village is expected to be up and running by autumn 2011 after planning permission was granted by Chorley Council this week.
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Chorley on the Media City Map |
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Plans for thousands of BBC workers including Radio Five Live and the national breakfast news magazine programme to move to Manchester could spell the start of a major economic boom for Chorley.
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Local charities and organisations have received a welcome boost to their funds thanks to a former first citizen of Chorley.
Iris Smith was Mayor of the borough in 2009/10 and during her year of office, with the support of her husband and Consort Jim, raised nearly £9,300 with a variety of events including the charity ball, a ten pin bowling competition, quiz nights and a plant sale.
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Free home security should ring alarm bells |
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Lancashire Trading Standards and police are warning consumers to be on their guard when alarm companies offer deals which at first glance seem too good to be true.
There has been an increase in complaints about firms offering alarm systems for nominal amounts, but with a catch that the buyer is then tied into an expensive maintenance and monitoring agreement.
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Chorley town centre will be alive with the hustle and bustle of shoppers taking advantage of fresh local produce as the farmers’ market reopens for business this week.
The popular monthly street market and the Covered Market’s craft stalls have been revitalised since Chorley Council offered free rent to help stall holders after the difficult winter.
Now because the three month free rent trial proved such a success, the offer is being extended over the summer.
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Helping Families Stay in their Homes |
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Vulnerable families facing eviction are being helped to stay in their home helping to create a more stable environment for their children.
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Week of Action in Chorley |
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RESIDENTS will get the chance to clean up their neighbourhood and build stronger links in the community at Chorley Council’s latest week of action.
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 TV naturalist Bill Oddie will be part of an army of nature lovers scouring a Lancashire park for wildlife and plantlife, on Saturday.
The Springwatch star will open the Lancashire BioBlitz at Cuerden Valley Park in Bamber Bridge and thousands of people are expected to join in the 24-hour survey.
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