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Stockport council inviting bids for £65 million scheme
Stockport city council is inviting firms to bid for the building of £65 million scheme in its town centre.
The development of Stockport town centre will include a cinema, car park, shops and restaurants.
A shortlist of contractors will be invited to submit bids in March.
Executive member for economic development and regeneration at Stockport Council, Cllr Iain Roberts said: “The high street is changing and we have to make sure our town centre is a great place to spend time, offering leisure activities as well as shopping.
“Developing Bridgefield into a fantastic leisure destination will make Stockport more attractive to visitors, create jobs for local people and boost the local economy.”
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