Church Wharf

Overview
- 400 - 500 new jobs
- 100 new jobs
- £10 million GVA
- £17 million household expenditure
- £60 million house/sales revenues
Croal Valley

Overview
- 400 new homes
- 500 new jobs
- £30 million GVA
- £14 million household expenditures
- £117 million house/sales revenues
Crompton Place

Overview
- 7,300m2 new floorspace
- 500 new jobs
- £13 million GVA
- £2million rental returns
- £1 million business rates
Cheadle Square

Overview
- 24,000m2 new floorspace
- 1,300 new jobs
- 300 new residents
- 400 new residents
- £37 million in house values
- £37 million in sales values
Trinity Quarter

Overview
- 76,000m2 new floorspace
- 5,000 new jobs
- 1,000 new residents
- 500 new homes
- £5million in house values
- £137 million sales values
Investments
Be a part of our vision for 2030
Bolton has a vision for 2030 and is investing in its town centre to deliver a world class destination. Ambitious plans to create a smart city where people live, work, study, visit and invest have been approved by councillors and now the hard work begins.
The council has created a £100 million development fund to kick start development and bring in £1 billion of development and investment. Bolton has a rich history of successful investments with particular examples including the award winning Market Place development and the recently opened £50 million transport interchange. Bolton also houses Logistics North the largest logistics and manufacturing site in the North West as well as Middlebrook the biggest leisure and shopping centre in Europe and the home of Bolton Wanderers FC. Both these developments are just off the M61 and this is evidence of growing investor confidence in Bolton Town.
Across the range of potential town centre uses, areas identified for growth are:
- Retail – Consolidate the retail core
- Tourism / Leisure – Increase offer for both leisure and tourism
- Office - Improve Grade A office development offer to stimulate growth
- Education – Working alongside University of Bolton to significantly expand student accommodation and improve location and accessibility.
- Residential – introduce additional town centre housing
- Travel Infrastructure and SMART Technology – The ability to create a walkable town centre, with public transport links and town centre living will create a sustainable and resilient town centre.
For more information about our Town Centre Masterplan visit Invest in Bolton