Owners want to restore historic bank in Sale to its former glory

'You can tell which office was the bank manager's, because its the biggest'

The owners of a historic former bank in the heart of Sale have applied for permission to restore its upper floors to their former glory.

The building is owned by TIC Group Ltd, a Sale-based family run property company which manages residential and commercial premises across Greater Manchester.

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