DEVELOPMENT OF A STRATEGIC RAIL FREIGHT INTERCHANGE (SRFI) WITH CONNECTIONS TO THE WEST COAST MAIN LINE AND CHAT MOSS (LIVERPOOL-MANCHESTER) LINE, INCLUDING CONTAINER STORAGE, HEAVY GOODS VEHICLE (HGV) PARKING, RAIL CONTROL BUILDING AND STAFF FACILITIES; RAIL SERVED WAREHOUSING AND ANCILLARY SERVICE BUILDINGS; NEW ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE AND WORKS TO EXISTING ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE; DEMOLITION AND ALTERATIONS TO EXISTING STRUCTURES AND EARTHWORKS TO CREATE DEVELOPMENT PLOTS AND LANDSCAPE ZONES; STRATEGIC LANDSCAPING AND OPEN SPACE, INCLUDING ALTERATIONS TO PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY AND THE CREATION OF NEW ECOLOGICAL ENHANCEMENT AREAS.
Site Known As Parkside East (Newton Le Willows) Land Bounded By The M6 Motorway (west), Winwick Lane (south And East) And Chat Moss Railway Line (north).
Awaiting decisionReference: 24/00599/SOKnowsley Metropolitan Borough Council
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Site Known As Parkside East (Newton Le Willows) Land Bounded By The M6 Motorway (west), Winwick Lane (south And East) And Chat Moss Railway Line (north).
DEVELOPMENT OF A STRATEGIC RAIL FREIGHT INTERCHANGE (SRFI) WITH CONNECTIONS TO THE WEST COAST MAIN LINE AND CHAT MOSS (LIVERPOOL-MANCHESTER) LINE, INCLUDING CONTAINER STORAGE, HEAVY GOODS VEHICLE (HGV) PARKING, RAIL CONTROL BUILDING AND STAFF FACILITIES; RAIL SERVED WAREHOUSING AND ANCILLARY SERVICE BUILDINGS; NEW ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE AND WORKS TO EXISTING ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE; DEMOLITION AND ALTERATIONS TO EXISTING STRUCTURES AND EARTHWORKS TO CREATE DEVELOPMENT PLOTS AND LANDSCAPE ZONES; STRATEGIC LANDSCAPING AND OPEN SPACE, INCLUDING ALTERATIONS TO PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY AND THE CREATION OF NEW ECOLOGICAL ENHANCEMENT AREAS.
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Reference
24/00599/SO
Ward
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