Regeneration Group

Over the past 40 years the area has seen many changes including the closure of a number of large industries, a reduction in agriculture plus changes in shopping habits which left the district with a legacy of older properties and under-utilised shops particularly on Liverpool Road, the main route through the area. Regeneration was clearly needed and became a priority.

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Partnership working brought about the formation and development of the Irlam and Cadishead Regeneration Group in 2011 to drive forward the regeneration of the area and their role includes:

  • Providing strategic direction for the regeneration of Irlam and Cadishead
  • Managing the action plan, prioritising projects and actions for delivery
  • Monitoring the delivery of the agreed action plan, ensuring key milestones are achieved and remedial action is instigated where risks are identified
  • Reviewing the action plan, including the projects and actions for delivery and setting new targets on an annual basis
  • Identifying opportunities
  • Providing feedback as appropriate to the organisations they represent
  • Meeting on a quarterly basis to ensure successful delivery of the action plan

The group is made up of local councillors, senior officers from Salford City Council, Urban Vision and Hamilton Davies Trust and is chaired by Roger Light-up, a local resident and former Mayor of Salford.

The group work towards the four objectives listed below and report back to the Irlam and Cadishead Community Committee on a regular basis:

  1. Empowering individuals and communities
  2. Developing homes and public places
  3. Encouraging pride in our past, building strong futures
  4. Enhancing the urban environment

“We are so pleased with the progress being made in Irlam and Cadishead and we know that having the support of others in the community gives the Regeneration Group the ability to continue the good work and do more.” Julie Thompson, Regeneration Advisor, Hamilton Davies Trust