Regeneration plans for Peel on display

Wednesday, 18 June 2014 00:00

Plans for a new look Market Square in Peel are going on display at the commissioners' office.

People are being invited to provide feedback on the initial regeneration proposal - which aims to make the area more pedestrian friendly and provide better car parking.

The scheme, which is being overseen by the Peel Regeneration Committee,will follow the first regeneration project for Peel which focussed on Derby Road.

Officers will be available between 12pm and 7pm on Thursday, June 26th, to discuss the scheme with anyone who wants further information.

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