Sponsors of Huddersfield Junior Football League
`RCD back juniors for
three years'
September 13 2005
By Graham Turton, Sports Reporter - The Huddersfield Daily Examiner
THE Huddersfield Junior Football League started their season at the weekend
on a high. For they have just signed a new three-year sponsorship deal with
RCD - Ramsden and Colne Developments - who are spearheading the planning
of the £200m Waterfront Scheme at Chapel Hill.......
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`£200m
project to bring new shops, bars, restaurants and 2,000 jobs!'
May 17 2005
By Henryk Zientek, Business Reporter - The Huddersfield Daily Examiner
DEVELOPERS today unveiled a spectacular £200m
plan to revamp a huge slice of Huddersfield.
The scheme called The Waterfront Quarter - is the town's biggest-ever regeneration
project.
The costings are four times those involved in the town's Kingsgate shopping centre.
The project was presented to a special meeting of councillors at Huddersfield
Town Hall.......
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May 17 2005
By Henryk Zientek, Business Reporter - The Huddersfield Daily Examiner
DEVELOPING the Chapel Hill site presents Huddersfield with a major opportunity, it was said today. The £200m Waterfront Quarter development is being backed by Sellers International group chairman David Armitage and the engineering firm's managing director, Tim Sugden. They have set up Ramsden & Colne Developments (RCD) to tackle the scheme in partnership with Mike Kehoe and Paul Sheen, of Liverpool-based property developer Castlebridge Developments. RCD's directors also include businessman and former Huddersfield Town captain Trevor Cherry.......
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May 17 2005
By Henryk Zientek, Business Reporter - The Huddersfield Daily Examiner
NEWS of Huddersfield's biggest-ever regeneration project comes on the back of other revamp schemes. The town centre has already seen a number of projects - albeit on a much smaller scale than that proposed for Chapel Hill and the exciting new Waterfront Quarter.......
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May 17 2005
By Henryk Zientek, Business Reporter - The Huddersfield Daily Examiner
PROPERTY agents set to market the Waterfront Quarter today hailed the "regional and national" significance of the scheme. Mike Dove, of Knight Frank in Leeds, said: "The Waterfront Quarter will provide a destination comparable to premier regeneration schemes already undertaken at Clarence Dock in Leeds and the Heart of the City in Sheffield." We know there is massive pent-up demand for better quality employment, residential and leisure accommodation close to the facilities of Huddersfield town centre. " The Waterfront Quarter will address this appetite.".......
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`A
town for the future'
May 17 2005
By The Huddersfield Daily Examiner
BY any standard the Waterfront
Quarter scheme which is being put before Kirklees councillors today is a massive
and imaginative one with huge consequences for our town.
The £200m price tag for the 12-acre development - on a triangle of
land bounded by the River Colne, Chapel Hill and Manchester Road almost to
Longroyd
Bridge - makes Kingsgate's £50m look very small beer by comparison.
It is beyond question one of the biggest projects ever devised for the town.
Perhaps we have to go back to the Piazza scheme for something of comparative
impact.......
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`This
is the most exciting project for many a year'
May 18 2005
By Katie Campling, News Reporter - The Huddersfield Daily Examiner
PLANS for the sensational £200m
redevelopment project in Chapel Hill have been given a warm welcome. Councillors
were given a special presentation about the Waterfront Quarter development at
a joint area committee meeting at Huddersfield Town Hall yesterday.
They were full of praise for The Waterfront Quarter which will involve offices,
500 apartments, bars and restaurants being built on 750,000 sq ft of land between
Manchester Road and Chapel Hill.
The development, being handled by Ramsden and Colne Developments, will create
2,000 jobs.......
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May 19 2005
By Henryk Zientek, Business Reporter - The Huddersfield Daily Examiner
AMBITIOUS plans to revive a large area just outside Huddersfield town centre have been welcomed by the town's major business groups. The Waterfront Quarter is billed as the town's biggest regeneration project. The £200m scheme - unveiled to Kirklees councillors this week - calls for offices, flats and shops to be built on a triangle of land bordered by Chapel Hill, Manchester Road and the River Colne.......
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May 24 2005
By Henryk Zientek, Business Reporter - The Huddersfield Daily Examiner
BACKERS of a £200m project to revive a huge part of Huddersfield have moved to allay concerns about the massive scheme. The Waterfront Quarter aims to transform a 12-acre triangle of land bordered by Chapel Hill, Manchester Road and the River Colne. It envisages a scheme providing 500 flats, high-quality offices and a small number of shops.......
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May 12 2005
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May 19 2005
By Joanne Ginley - Yorkshire Post
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May 26 2005
By David Parkin, Business Editor - Yorkshire Post
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Issue 201 June 2005
Proposals for one of the largest urban renewal projects in Great Britain have been revealed close to the heart of the Huddersfield Town Centre. The Waterfront Quarter will occupy almost one mile of frontage to the river Colne and Huddersfield Narrow Canal at the gateway to the Colne Valley. Ramsden and Colne Developments’ £200 million scheme will provide up to 750,000 sq.ft of prestigious mixed use buildings within an Iconic setting with the potential of creating 2,000 jobs for the UK’s largest town.......
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