Contributed by Dr Angela Drakakis-Smith As more building sites come on stream within Newcastle and although there appears to be no rapid uptake of these sites, it is important to be aware of any planning applications made for these sites to the Newcastle Borough Council (NBC) especially those in and on the edge of the [...]
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THE CHAIRMAN WRITES – WINTER 2009 NEWSLETTER
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Borough Council, Conservation, Georgia Pacific, Guildhall, Planning on February 6, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Contributed by Jim Worgan Thursday 18th December 2008 was a momentous day for the Borough when the mayor, Councillor John Cope officially opened the Guildhall as a Customer Service Centre. It has been restored to its former glory with many original features preserved. This iconic building was brought in to use on 19th December 2008 [...]
Georgia Pacific
Posted in Planning, tagged Developments, Georgia Pacific, Planning on December 30, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Georgia Pacific Site (opp. St Giles Church by Sammy Bell’s Pottery) The Society objected to the original application on the following grounds – [i] Height – It was felt that a six storey building on this site would be out of proportion in comparison to all other town centre buildings. [ii] Skyline – Newcastle’s character [...]
The Georgia Pacific Site
Posted in Planning, tagged Developments, Georgia Pacific, Planning on October 14, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
You might have noted several cleared sites around the town centre awaiting development. The former Georgia Pacific site is one. An application was made recently to create a supermarket with a five storey hotel above it. However this appeared to be only part of the application. A Hilton Hotel was also planned for the site. [...]