Quayside (2024 onwards)





26th January 2025



Tyne and Wear Fire and Rescue Service.





10th December 2024



Boats.

A pleasure craft called Chubbs and Clearwater.




St. Anns Wharf.

Striking U-plan office building featuring two high central stone arches. Stone top storey with long brackets supporting extended eaves. Part of Quayside regeneration from 1987 to 1998 by Tyne and Wear Development Corporation

The Dakota Hotel chain has been granted permission to redevelop the vacant offices which have been empty since 2022 when former tenants Womble Bond Dickinson moved to a new base at The Spark at Helix.

Source: Sitelines.





11th November 2024



Outside The Copthorne Hotel.





10th October 2024



St. Anns Wharf.





6th October 2024







29th August 2024



Quayside Gardens.




St. Anns Wharf.




Quayside, no. 63.

House with shop now public house. Late C18/early C19 with c.1983 public house front. English garden wall bond brick with ashlar dressings; Welsh slate roof. 4 storeys, 4 bays. Yard entrance at left.

Wedge lintels and sill bands to sash windows, glazing bars to second and third floors; eaves band and gutter cornice. 2 end brick chimneys banded at left.

Grade 2 Listed. Source: Sitelines.





17th August 2024



St. Anns Wharf.








30th May 2024







7th March 2024



Play Pavillion.




St. Anns Wharf.

Striking U-plan office building featuring two high central stone arches. Stone top storey with long brackets supporting extended eaves. Part of Quayside regeneration from 1987 to 1998 by Tyne and Wear Development Corporation

The Dakota Hotel chain has been granted permission to redevelop the vacant offices which have been empty since 2022 when former tenants Womble Bond Dickinson moved to a new base at The Spark at Helix.

Source: Sitelines.





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