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Plans for the demolition were submitted to Shropshire Council in September 2017 and approved in the November, with work expected to begin in Spring 2018 and taking about three years.<ref>[https://www.shropshirestar.com/news/local-hubs/telford/ironbridge/2017/10/06/councillors-to-work-with-community-as-power-station-brought-down/#VG3c2EomU4877tQz.99 Shropshire Star 30 September 2017] (retrieved 30 September 2017)</ref><ref>[https://www.shropshirestar.com/news/local-hubs/telford/ironbridge/2017/11/08/ironbridge-power-station-approval-given-for-demolition/#Ik5j3JFwVrBsltE6.01 Shropshire Star 8 November 2017] (retrieved 8 November 2017)</ref>
On 19 June 2018 the Harworth Group announced that it had bought the Ironbridge power station site for an undisclosed sum. The company plans to "''...remediate the site ready for future development and to promote the site through the planning process, targeting the delivery of a new mixed-use development of several hundred new homes alongside commercial development, leisure uses and significant public open space.''"<ref>[https://harworthgroup.com/harworth-group-acquires-major-regeneration-site-as-it-grows-its-presence-in-the-midlands/ Press release, June 2018 ] (retrieved 22 July 2018)]</ref>
==Aerial view==
