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Proposals in for major Stoke regeneration scheme

A planning application has been proposed to Stoke-on-Trent council for its two-phase Etruscan Square development.

The regeneration scheme would deliver nearly 300 homes, a hotel and a 3,600-capacity arena in the Hanley area of the city centre.

Phase one of the plans led by consultant Arcadis would create 92 one-bed flats, 44 two-bed flats, and three four-bed townhouses, along with 632m2 of commercial, business and service space, alongside a new public realm.

Phase two plans include a 3,600-seat arena, 138-room hotel, an underground car park with 200 spaces, 5,620m2 of commercial space and another 153 apartments.

Stoke-on-Trent has secured £56M from the Government in Levelling Up funding since 2021.
Sachin Parmar, Planning Director at developer Marrons, said: “Stoke-on-Trent has been named one of the most deprived cities in the country.

“The masterplan scheme will bring significant employment benefits to the area, while the arena and hotel will promote the vitality of the city centre and boost visitor numbers – helping to support economic growth and making a big difference to everyday life for the local community.”

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