Onward is bringing forward plans to deliver 14 new, affordable homes in Mottram. Before we submit a planning application to Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council, we want to hear what local people think, so please take this opportunity to view our plans and have your say.

Our plans for Mottram Police Station

Our plans are for fourteen high-quality, affordable, three-bedroom homes, with off-street and communal parking available.

We have worked closely with Tameside Borough Council on these plans to ensure these meet local housing needs.

We plan to make all 14 homes available for affordable rent, rent to buy or shared ownership, helping local people put down roots in the area.

The site

Mottram Police Station was demolished 15 years ago and the site has been vacant ever since.

Our proposals would bring additional, much-needed affordable housing to the local area, suitable for couples and families.

 

Access to the site

All homes in the new development would be accessible by car from Atherton Road and Back Lane. An 8-space resident car park, for those homes without driveways, would be accessed directly from Atherton Road.

The area benefits from regular public transport to and from Manchester City Centre. The walk to Hattersley train station takes around 25 minutes, with car parking available. Glossop, the Peak District and Sheffield are all accessible via the nearby A57.

Environmental considerations

As part of the planning process, we will carry out assessments of the local ecology, trees, the impact of noise and any risk of flooding. If we need to, we will put measures in place to minimise any impact from the development.

We are proposing for all homes on site to be built using Modern Methods of Construction (MMC), which will see most elements built offsite in a factory environment before being assembled on site.

This means that we can reduce the amount of construction traffic and waste, while also helping us complete the homes far faster than using traditional methods.

How can I get involved?

On 4th November 2024, a period of consultation will begin, giving residents the opportunity to view our plans and share feedback.

You can learn more and provide your feedback by:

The consultation will close at midnight on Sunday 17th November, so please make sure you send us any feedback before that date.