Etihad Campus, Stadium and Collar Site Development Thread

Just went past the Gas Holder at the bottom of Briscoe Lane, they are dismantling the storage chamber on the inside of the structure. The begining of the end for an iconic landmark.
 
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I don’t know in what way it would effect City and the Etihad Campus?

The Greater Manchester Combined Authority has picked five locations totalling almost 3,000 acres to benefit from special tax status, according to a report.

Two of the five locations are investment zones and will benefit from £160m of government funding over the next 10 years to support the advanced manufacturing and materials sector, as well as 100% business rate retention for the next 25 years.


The other three sites have been designated as growth zones. Companies based within these areas will also be exempt from paying business rates, as set out in the devolution deal, which gives Greater Manchester more fiscal freedom.

The 3 growth zones are: (1 of them is)

Manchester CC North & East – This area covers sites in Manchester and Salford and totals 355 acres including the Etihad Campus and the former Central Retail Park off Great Ancoats Street
 
I don’t know in what way it would effect City and the Etihad Campus?

The Greater Manchester Combined Authority has picked five locations totalling almost 3,000 acres to benefit from special tax status, according to a report.

Two of the five locations are investment zones and will benefit from £160m of government funding over the next 10 years to support the advanced manufacturing and materials sector, as well as 100% business rate retention for the next 25 years.


The other three sites have been designated as growth zones. Companies based within these areas will also be exempt from paying business rates, as set out in the devolution deal, which gives Greater Manchester more fiscal freedom.

The 3 growth zones are: (1 of them is)

Manchester CC North & East – This area covers sites in Manchester and Salford and totals 355 acres including the Etihad Campus and the former Central Retail Park off Great Ancoats Street

Scum be all over this they love a hand out
 
I don’t know in what way it would effect City and the Etihad Campus?

The Greater Manchester Combined Authority has picked five locations totalling almost 3,000 acres to benefit from special tax status, according to a report.

Two of the five locations are investment zones and will benefit from £160m of government funding over the next 10 years to support the advanced manufacturing and materials sector, as well as 100% business rate retention for the next 25 years.


The other three sites have been designated as growth zones. Companies based within these areas will also be exempt from paying business rates, as set out in the devolution deal, which gives Greater Manchester more fiscal freedom.

The 3 growth zones are: (1 of them is)

Manchester CC North & East – This area covers sites in Manchester and Salford and totals 355 acres including the Etihad Campus and the former Central Retail Park off Great Ancoats Street

We can build a nice big office for our accountants and auditors as they're in the manufacturing the accounts sector.
 
That’s interesting about the former Ancoats Retail Park. Rumoured to be a new Government Civil Service hub that will create 7000 jobs, which will be phase 1 of the development, and will take up just over half the retail park, with the other half of the retail park earmarked for other businesses, with a park in-between the 2.

(originally posted by ToastRack on SSC-MCR)

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MCR Life, owned by Sheikh Mansour, would also come under growth zone company status as it’s based at Manchester Life Management Ltd, Unit 5, Sawmill Court, Bengal Street, Ancoats, Manchester, M4 6LN - https://mcrlife.co.uk/
 

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