Cost of multi-million pound town centre redevelopment still could change due to inflation
The cost of the controversial multi-million pound Galleries redevelopment in Wigan town centre could change due to inflation, a meeting heard.
READ MORE: TransPennine Express cancelled almost a quarter of all trains in a month, including 1,048 the night before “That is where we hope interest rates will start to decline and fall again. We hope that by the time it comes to the building stage of the project prices may well have come down and that might bring it to within £130 million.
A spokesman for Wigan Council said previously: “The first phase of the demolition works is an 18 month programme, which began in July 2022. The intention is that ground, substructure and enabling works for new buildings will also begin during this phase as plots are cleared, to provide the platform for above ground construction of the various new buildings to come forward.
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