Site works are ongoing at the site of the new £40m Radcliffe Hub, paving the way for a new town centre and enhanced public services.
The frame for the Hub is currently being erected, bringing us another step closer to revitalising the area and creating a vibrant, modern community space.
Radcliffe Hub won’t just be a brand-new building, it’s going to be the heart of a thriving, active Radcliffe.
Town centre businesses
Radcliffe Market will be open throughout the duration of the work and other town centre businesses will be trading as usual too. Please show your local traders your support - eat, drink, shop local.
Radcliffe Hub timelapse video
Watch the transformation unfold - from site demolition and site clearance to the impressive rise of the building frame.
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Site works update - April 2025
Radcliffe Hub
- Excavations and works continue to create the basement area for the clip'n climb indoor climbing walls
- Work continues on constructing the pool area
- Work continues on the roof and upper floors
- Steels to be installed to begin to create the structure of the rest of the hub
- Cladding and masonry to be installed on the hub
Radcliffe Market and basement
- Reconfiguration of the Market Hall entrance (Market will be open as usual)
- Waterproofing to the basement walls continue
- Fire protection added to structural parts of the building
Market Chambers
- Works to start on improving the stairs
- Internal fit-out works begin
The link building
- Install concrete slabs for the upper floors
- Install steel for the structure of the link building
Site works - stages
Site works in pictures
Construction site
Aerial view of the construction site
Aerial view of the construction site and piling rigs
Aerial view of the construction site and foundations
Aerial view of the construction site and steel frame installation
Aerial view of the construction site showing the tower crane
Aerial view of the construction site showing the weather defence backing board (purple) on the steel frame
Aerial view of the construction site and market chambers
Aerial view of the construction site and Radcliffe Market
Hoarding panels around the former bandstand
Hoarding panels along Dale Street
Enabling works
Site of the hub after demolition
Foundations for the hub building being excavated
Preparations to start piling for the foundations of the hub building
Demolition of the former TSB building
Removal of non-structural elements at the Market Basement
Market Basement with all the old non-structural elements removed
Construction works
Suction pits installed for the learner pool
Brickwork and curtain wall steel installed on the hub building
Flagstones laid on the roof of the hub building
Concrete floor installed on the hub building ground floor
Steelwork delivered ready for the concrete floor to be poured
Secondary steel frame for the hub building being installed using a crane
Secondary framing steel (SFS) installed between main structural steel members
Weather defence backing board (purple) attached to the secondary framing steel
Weatherproofing works on high level roof
Steel frame for the hub building being installed using a crane
Steel frame for the hub building being built up
Steel frame for the hub building behind the colourful hoardings
Basement foundations for the hub building
Scaffolding at Market Chambers
Scaffolding at Market Chambers and wall where the former TSB building stood
Refurbished roof and dormers on Market Chambers
Drainage units installed at the Market Basement
Waterproof liquid membrane applied to Market basement walls
Inspection of a dormer on the newly refurbished Market Chambers roof
Renovations at the Market Basement
Works to prepare for waterproofing at Market Basement
Structural alterations at Market Basement
Work on the reconfiguration of one of the indoor market stalls
New gable wall at Radcliffe Market
How disruption will be kept to a minimum
- Noise, dust, and vibration monitoring stations are in operation and limits are being closely monitored.
- Water suppression is being used to minimise dust in the air.
- Dust extraction cubes will clean and remove airborne dust particles.