Government says ‘Yes’ to Harbour Village development (0)
March 7, 2014 •
Proposals for the development of a new small business village on the harbour-side at Amble have taken a major step forward with the announcement that the project has secured £1.8million of grant funding from the UK Government’s Coastal Communities Fund. Centred on the town’s seafood industry, the project has been drawn up by Northumberland County […]
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Coble Quay: housing and retail plans (3)
February 28, 2014 •
Plans to turn a derelict part of the quayside into a vibrant and desirable addition to the Friendliest Port have been submitted to Northumberland County Council. The plans include housing, retail and office space and would occupy an area between the Town Square and the waterfront. Coble Quay Developments Ltd, Nick Spurr, (owner of Amble […]
Housing development intended for local people (0)
March 7, 2014 •
Planning approval has been given for the construction of 48 new properties on land adjacent to the south and west of Dandsfield Square as part of NCC’s Affordable Homes Programme. Homes for Northumberland held meetings with the Town Council and a public consultation; feedback from these meetings brought about amendments which were made to the […]
Amble police station earmarked for closure as police respond to funding cuts (0)
March 7, 2014 •
Neighbourhood policing is apparently under threat as the government makes huge further cuts to funding. However, we are assured that we will be protected in Northumbria with a series of far reaching changes. These will guarantee that the numbers of police officers and police staff on the beat is maintained. Efforts have been made to […]
Free Surplus Office Furniture Open Day (0)
March 6, 2014 •
New recycling office equipment service in Northumberland Northumberland County Council has arranged an open day on 10th March 14 at 9:00am-11:00am and 1:00pm-3:00pm for companies to choose and collect surplus furniture for FREE. You must register with the Grow Northumberland WARPit portal to claim something. To register visit our homepage at www.warp-it.co.uk/GrowNorthumberland Once registered you […]
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