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The Salford fly-tipping hotspot that could soon be homes and shops

NewsGreater Manchester NewsSalfordThe area in Broughton has been plagued for years14:32, 05 Aug 2026Updated 14:32, 05 Aug 2026A derelict building in Broughton that’s been a fly-tipping hotspot for more than a decade may finally get a new lease of life.‌The ‘Coach House’ on George Street North could be extended to create six new apartments and two commercial units, if plans submitted to the council are approved.‌The old outbuilding wedged behind Higher Crumpsall synagogue, has been vacant for at least 12 years, and along with the overgrown land next to it has been attracting near constant littering at George St car park.‌Click here to get the biggest stories straight to your inbox in our Daily NewsletterLittering is so frequent in the surrounding area, it has been captured on Google Maps ov
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