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19/07/2010
The End Of The Storey In Gateshead
A date has finally been set to begin the demolition of Gateshead's iconic multi storey car park.
Gateshead Council and Spenhill, the regeneration subsidiary of Tesco has confirmed that demolition will begin on Monday 26th July 2010.
Gateshead Council and Spenhill recently signed a formal agreement to enable redevelopment of Trinity Square, a key site within the borough’s town centre, signalling a significant step toward the council's plans for the borough's development. A planning application is expected to be submitted by Spenhill for a proposed new development on the site of Trinity Square and the existing Tesco store imminently.
Leader of Gateshead Council, Councillor Mick Henry, said: "This car park is a significant part of Gateshead’s history. For forty years it has been visible from across Newcastle and Gateshead and as well as accommodating thousands of cars over the years, it has been a huge talking point and a great location for filming and photography.
"We all recognise its architectural style, whether loved or hated, but we’ve long awaited the opportunity to redevelop the town centre to better suit the needs and expectations of people who live and work here."
It will take approximately eight weeks to demolish the structure with a large nibbling machine and a further eight weeks to clear the site. However, the remaining buildings on the corner of High Street and Ellison Street will remain until and electricity sub station is relocated.
(CD/GK)
Gateshead Council and Spenhill, the regeneration subsidiary of Tesco has confirmed that demolition will begin on Monday 26th July 2010.
Gateshead Council and Spenhill recently signed a formal agreement to enable redevelopment of Trinity Square, a key site within the borough’s town centre, signalling a significant step toward the council's plans for the borough's development. A planning application is expected to be submitted by Spenhill for a proposed new development on the site of Trinity Square and the existing Tesco store imminently.
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Leader of Gateshead Council, Councillor Mick Henry, said: "This car park is a significant part of Gateshead’s history. For forty years it has been visible from across Newcastle and Gateshead and as well as accommodating thousands of cars over the years, it has been a huge talking point and a great location for filming and photography.
"We all recognise its architectural style, whether loved or hated, but we’ve long awaited the opportunity to redevelop the town centre to better suit the needs and expectations of people who live and work here."
It will take approximately eight weeks to demolish the structure with a large nibbling machine and a further eight weeks to clear the site. However, the remaining buildings on the corner of High Street and Ellison Street will remain until and electricity sub station is relocated.
(CD/GK)
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