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Land Site Of Former Parkside Colliery Winwick Road Newton Le Willows St Helens

Decided Wigan A/24/97844/NLA Neighbouring LA

Decided. The decision notice on the council portal carries the outcome in full, including any conditions.

Proposal

Hybrid application for former Parkside Colliery Phase 2 comprising employment floorspace (Use Class (B8) and B2 / E(g) (ii) / E(g)(iii) with ancillary (E(g)(i)) and associated servicing and infrastructure, including sub-station, car parking, vehicle and pedestrian circulation space (outline application) and detailed enabling and infrastructure works, to facilitate employment development comprising site wide earthworks to create development platforms, details of strategic landscaping, planting, ecological and noise mitigation, drainage and ground works and details of the means access served from the Parkside Link Road (PLR) (full application).

As published by the council, reference A/24/97844/NLA

Application record

Reference
A/24/97844/NLA
Type
Neighbouring LA
Status
Decided
Decision
Replied
Received
6 Sep 2024
Validated
6 Sep 2024
Decided
20 Nov 2024
Ward
Wigan Central
Parish
Wigan North

Site history

Applications at this address on the Wigan register

This site has had 4 applications since 2024.

  • A/25/099747/NLA Awaiting decision

    Land Site Of Former Parkside Colliery Winwick Road Newton Le Willows St Helens

    Hybrid application for former Parkside Colliery Phase 2 comprising employment floorspace (Use Class (B8) and B2 / E(g) (ii) / E(g)(iii) with ancillary (E(g)(i)) and associated servicing and infrastructure, including sub-station, car parking, vehicle and pedestrian circulation space (outline application) and detailed enabling and infrastructure works, to facilitate employment development comprising site wide earthworks to create development platforms, details of strategic landscaping, planting, ecological and noise mitigation, drainage and ground works and details of the means access served from the Parkside Link Road (PLR) (full application).

    Submitted 25 Sep 2025
  • A/25/098495/NLA Awaiting decision

    Land Site Of Former Parkside Colliery Winwick Road Newton Le Willows St Helens

    Hybrid application for former Parkside Colliery Phase 2 comprising employment floorspace (Use Class (B8) and B2 / E(g) (ii) / E(g)(iii) with ancillary (E(g)(i)) and associated servicing and infrastructure, including sub-station, car parking, vehicle and pedestrian circulation space (outline application) and detailed enabling and infrastructure works, to facilitate employment development comprising site wide earthworks to create development platforms, details of strategic landscaping, planting, ecological and noise mitigation, drainage and ground works and details of the means access served from the Parkside Link Road (PLR) (full application).

    Submitted 27 Jan 2025
  • A/24/97843/NLA Decided

    Land Site Of Former Parkside Colliery Winwick Road Newton Le Willows St Helens

    Variation of condition 4 (approved plans) and removal of conditions 25 and 26 (off-site highway improvement works) on the outline planning permission P/2018/0048/OUP

    Decided 13 Nov 2024

Timeline

Dates from the published record

  1. 6 Sep 2024

    Received by Wigan

  2. 20 Nov 2024

    Decision issued: Replied

  3. 30 Jul 2026

    Added to PlanIndex

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