Gateshead planning: New gym, public garden and Felling pub demolition
Gateshead planning: Gym, garden and pub demolition

Recent planning applications submitted to Gateshead Council include a new gym, a public garden, and the demolition of a Felling pub. The applications cover a range of developments across the borough, from school improvements to residential changes.

Key applications submitted

One application proposes the construction of 15 permit parking bays at Ridley Terrace, Heworth, Felling. Another seeks to utilise a former bowling green at Derwent Park, Burnopfield Road, Rowlands Gill, for recreational growing of plants and other landscaping, with associated facilities and a reduced bowling green.

A separate application covers the demolition of numbers 1-88 Crowhall Towers, the Greyhound Pub, and the former community centre at Crowhall Lane, Felling. Another proposes a change of use from refurbished workshops to a gym at 6 Saltmeadows Road, Gateshead.

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School and residential plans

Eslington Primary School, Rose Street, Gateshead, has applied for the creation of a new multi-use games area (MUGA) on one half of the school's car parking area. A further application seeks the demolition of a caretaker's bungalow and outbuilding at School House, Albion Street, Windy Nook.

Another proposal involves merging two flats into a house at 41 Cotswold Gardens, Gateshead. To find all planning applications, traffic diversions, road layout changes, alcohol licence applications, and more in the North East, visit the Public Notices Portal.

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