IMPLEMENTATION FRAMEWORKS & STRATEGIES - CASE STUDY: ASHTON CANAL CORRIDOR

DTP prepared an Action Plan to oversee a 1.5km corridor focused on the Ashton Canal between Manchester City Centre and the City of Manchester Stadium, which hosted the Commonwealth Games. We coordinated the production of a Masterplan and secured funding of over £24m from a wide range of funding sources, including the NWDA, ERDF and EP.

We were subsequently retained to submit detailed funding applications and to oversee the implementation of the strategy delivering £15m of public investment in the 12 months preceding the Commonwealth Games on time and within budget. This included major civil engineering structures, reclamation and landscaping, highway corridor improvements and canal improvements. The role involved working with key landowners and developers to ensure that our development strategy was delivered.

The Action Plan will in due course help to create 1,000 new homes, 1,400 new jobs and attract over £150m of private sector investment.

Client site: www.neweastmanchester.co.uk

The redevelopment of Bletchley
Radical changes are happening in Bletchley

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT
CASE STUDY: BLETCHLEY

DTP were appointed by EP and the Bletchley Development Board (BDB) to provide a long-term development management capacity to take forward a Regeneration Framework for Central Bletchley. The masterplan contained a number of potential projects and an early task was to assess and prioritise projects in terms of their feasibility and viability and to then recommend how the partners should proceed.

We prepared a detailed review paper with a suggested “way forward” for each project and then a detailed Delivery Framework setting out the approach and tasks to be followed for each project. The priority projects involve radical changes to the town’s railway station, two comprehensive mixed use redevelopment opportunities and the replacement of an existing Leisure Centre.

DTP have been retained to manage the process of implementing these scheme working with landowners, the BDB and regeneration agencies.

Client site: www.milton-keynes.gov.uk

The redevelopment of Bletchley
Radical changes are happening in Bletchley

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