Demolition has begun on the old Tyne Tees television studios on City Road.
Tyne Tees moved out of the premises a few years ago and the owners have had problems in renting the space out as far as I know.
This page will be continuously updated in the next few weeks.
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Tyne Tees City Road Studios Demolition.
More Information:
- Wikipedia - ITV Tyne Tees
- Wikipedia - Television Centre, Newcastle upon Tyne
- Transdiffusion - City Road Studios
See my other photos around City Road:
Great collection, Steve
ReplyDeleteYet more of Newcastle vanishing :(
Thanks.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of vanishing, I think your old shop on Shields road is about to be demolished as its all sectioned off at the minute. Unless they are planning to do it up but I reckon its going to come down.
Oh no!
ReplyDeleteI'll have to tell Mick.
He knows, I dragged him along there last week! :)
ReplyDeleteJeepers, I live about two minutes walk away and I didn't even realise they were demolishing it! I've never really liked the look of the building though so don't mind seeing it go.
ReplyDeleteThe building itself was nothing special and I won't miss it either.
ReplyDeleteAnother piece of Newcastle's history, a shame considering the infamous walk way featured on the tube. As for Shields Road i used to spend a lot of my childhood in Michael/JD Parishes (anyone got pics?) and the ABC cinema (got thrown out during Superman 2 at the age of about 6!)
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for going to the trouble to shoot these photos. Sad scenes. The 'Tube' studio looks small in the pictures. I went to Tyne Tees a few times in the 1980's and can't work out how they managed to squeeze everything in there!
ReplyDeleteNo problem, It's great to know that other people are interested in these kind of posts, not just me. :)
ReplyDeleteFunnily enough, I'd never been inside the building. I was only 10 years old when The Tube started.