COUNCIL bosses are due to sign off a masterplan to ‘transform’ a town centre at a cabinet meeting next week.
The meeting on Monday will green light a 15-year partnership with developers Muse to bring 2,000 new homes, offices and businesses to Oldham.
The plans, drawn up to address the borough’s housing crisis and low footfall for local businesses, involve developing council-owned land in key areas across the town centre.
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