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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 Hub is currently being constructed, 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 - October 2025

Radcliffe Hub

  • Work will continue to install the cladding on the external walls
  • Roofing work will be completed
  • Glazing work on the windows will continue
  • Fitout works will continue on levels one and two
  • Work to tile the pools will start
  • Work to install mechanical and engineering services (electricity, air conditioning, etc.) will continue

Radcliffe Market and basement

  • Work to install mechanical and engineering services (electricity, air conditioning, etc.) will continue

Market Chambers

  • Scaffolding will come down from the Blackburn Street elevation
  • Work to install mechanical and engineering services (electricity, air conditioning, etc.) will continue

The link building

  • Roofing and cladding work will continue
  • Work to install mechanical and engineering services (electricity, air conditioning, etc.) continues
  • Brickwork on the outside terrace will start

Site works - stages

Site visits and works in pictures

Golden Bolt ceremony

Councillor Eamonn O’Brien (Leader of Bury Council and Cabinet Member for Strategic Growth) along with Chief Executive Lynne Ridsdale, recently joined members of the Vinci construction team with ward member, Councillor Carol Birchmore for a “golden bolt” ceremony, marking a major milestone in the near completion of the new building’s framework.

Attendees also toured the site to witness first-hand the significant headway across the project.

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.