A century-old former mill in the ‘heart’ of Ashton-under-Lyne could soon be transformed into new apartments.
Plans have been submitted to Tameside council to convert a building which was formerly part of the Good Hope Mill complex on Cross Street into 18 flats. The building was originally part of a large leather manufacturing complex established in the 19th century by William Ruttenau and Company.
Ashton Central Mosque has applied to install five shipping containers on the edge of the former garage site to the rear of the mosque on Hillgate Street.
Three of these would be used as extra classroom and teaching space, with two being used for stage at the mosque.
They need to be on site before the end of 2023, the Ashton Central Mosque Charitable Trust states.
A new two-storey building could be constructed on a plot of land next to the Mason Arms on Stockport Road in Denton.
Under the plans by S.Rahman Development Ltd there would be two shop units on the ground floor, with two apartments on the upper level.
Since being submitted 11 objections have been lodged.
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