Newcastle planning: café, flats, school extension
Newcastle planning: café, flats, school extension

Recent planning applications in Newcastle Upon Tyne include a potential new tattoo studio, apartments, and improvements to local schools.

Key Applications

One proposal seeks to convert the Apostolic Church Christian Fellowship into two self-contained apartments, with internal and external alterations, at Ancrum Street, NE2 4LQ.

Another application involves changing a house at 41-44 Westbourne Avenue, Walkergate, NE6 4ED, into a pregnancy advice centre.

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Commercial and Residential Plans

The People's Dispensary For Sick Animals at 52 Clayton Street, NE1 5PF, could become a coffee shop and café. A new tattoo studio is proposed at 14 Akenside Hill, NE1 3XP.

Plans also include three residential blocks of between four and six storeys, along with one commercial unit and one community unit, on the site of the former Machine Shop and Smiths Shop buildings on South Street, NE1 3PD.

Care and Education

East Denton Hall, also known as the Bishops House, at 800 West Road, NE5 2BJ, may be converted into a 12-bed learning disability unit for long-term care.

Saint Lawrence's Catholic Primary School at 20 Michaelgate, Byker, NE6 1EL, has applied for a classroom extension.

To find all planning applications, traffic diversions, road layout changes, alcohol licence applications and more in your North East community, visit the Public Notices Portal.

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