Plans to transform former waste operator site in South Tyneside into logistics hub get the green light

Planning approval has been granted for 100,000 sq. ft. of new logistics space on the site of a former waste management firm in South Tyneside. The move sees the status of the former Biffa unit on the Simonside Industrial Estate on Shaftesbury Avenue changed from general industrial to storage and distribution accommodation [...]

Ambitious plans for redevelopment of historic Newcastle hall submitted

New plans have been submitted that will see the transformation of an historic hall in Newcastle. Our proposals will breathe new life into the Grade II listed Pendower Hall in Newcastle’s west end with the conversion of the building by developer and property specialist Fenham Properties Ltd into four seven bedroomed luxury properties, and [...]

New city office

Your Content Goes Here We have opened an office in Newcastle city centre to accommodate growth and expansion. The new operation in Maybrook House on Grainger Street will provide an additional base for business development activities as well as local support for the firm’s growing volume of city centre work, notably upcoming [...]

Transformational plans for Newcastle’s Clayton Street corner approved

Your Content Goes Here A new apartment-style hotel (aparthotel) and cafe/restaurant are set to transform an historic corner of Newcastle’s city centre following planning approval. The news will see the elegantly curved Grade II listed 36 - 40 Clayton Street redeveloped into 13 aparthotels spread across the upper floor areas. This is part of [...]

New appointments support growth

Your Content Goes Here We are delighted to welcome our latest new starters as we continue to see strong growth and expand our operations beyond the region. Mollie Cubbin, studying for a Masters in Planning at Newcastle University, joins as a year placement planner. The move will see her helping the senior team in [...]

Navigating the winds of change

Your Content Goes Here Driven by escalating consumer energy prices, an ever-improving public attitude, and greater familiarity around climate change and energy security, the appetite for onshore wind turbines in England has grown, with encouraging demand for more and more sites to be brought forward for development over the next few years. [...]

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