A £12m revamp by contractors will be finished in 2025, no question. Contractors Sisk started in May last year and recently said they would be “substantially finished” by the end of winter (their original deadline). On that basis we can be pretty sure it will be “fully finished” in 2025. placeholder image
A £12m revamp by contractors will be finished in 2025, no question. Contractors Sisk started in May last year and recently said they would be “substantially finished” by the end of winter (their original deadline). On that basis we can be pretty sure it will be “fully finished” in 2025. | SCC

Sheffield developments - All the multi-million pound projects set to come to fruition in 2025

David Walsh
By David Walsh

Business Editor

Published 1st Jan 2025, 06:25 GMT

People work for thousands of hours and spend millions on projects until, one day, they are complete.

In recent years timelines have slipped due to the pandemic, Brexit, the war in Ukraine and soaring inflation.

But as 2025 arrives, we can see which developments will come to fruition this year.

Acknowledging the fluidity of forecasting, our list also includes a few we sincerely hope will happen as the 2020s reach their midpoint.

This landmark £30m hotel has stood unfinished in Catcliffe, Rotherham, for a year after a cash crunch saw builders down tools and the developer disappear from public view. 2025 is likely to be when ownership passes to landowner Harworth - because the increasingly tatty structure is ruining the area’s image.

9. Marriott Hotel

This landmark £30m hotel has stood unfinished in Catcliffe, Rotherham, for a year after a cash crunch saw builders down tools and the developer disappear from public view. 2025 is likely to be when ownership passes to landowner Harworth - because the increasingly tatty structure is ruining the area’s image. | National world

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Acquired by Sheffield City Council in autumn, it is set for an as yet unstated new future. Expect an announcement in 2025. Pic shows: Robert Hill, top, who sold the Salvation Army Citadel to Sheffield City Council. Coun Ben Miskell, below.

10. Citadel

Acquired by Sheffield City Council in autumn, it is set for an as yet unstated new future. Expect an announcement in 2025. Pic shows: Robert Hill, top, who sold the Salvation Army Citadel to Sheffield City Council. Coun Ben Miskell, below. | NW Photo: David Walsh

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The government announced £19m for this key site in November 2023. Sheffield City Council re-announced it before Christmas but has yet to start the huge clean up that will be required. But with other projects coming to a close, 2025 should see attention turn to Parkwood Springs. Pic: David Walsh at the Ski Village in March.

11. Sheffield Ski Village

The government announced £19m for this key site in November 2023. Sheffield City Council re-announced it before Christmas but has yet to start the huge clean up that will be required. But with other projects coming to a close, 2025 should see attention turn to Parkwood Springs. Pic: David Walsh at the Ski Village in March. | NW Photo: Dean

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Developer Capital & Centric has the money and has been working behind the scenes for a year or two on this huge housing project in Neepsend. This year, hopefully, work will start on site.

12. Cannon Brewery

Developer Capital & Centric has the money and has been working behind the scenes for a year or two on this huge housing project in Neepsend. This year, hopefully, work will start on site. | NW Photo: David Walsh

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