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No-one in the Council will answer the question or will agree that the  enclosure or shed is nearly 3m taller than the approved plan – see more Evasions and Denials. The response below needs to go in at about 60. … Continue reading →

From: Michael Dawson Sent: 08 August 2017 14:01 To: Cllr John Anglin Cc: Rebecca Atkinson; Customer Advocates; Residents GP and HV Subject: Extension of UK Dock’s Slipway Cover, River Drive Dear Councillor Anglin. Please see letter attached. I have used … Continue reading →

Your ref: 17 001 436 26-May-2017 Dear Mr Lewis, Complaint against South Tyneside Metropolitan Borough Council Thank you for responding. My records show that your Inspector, Adele Reynolds, sent her final draft for 14015052 on the 15th April 2015, not … Continue reading →

Shields Gazette 16 Sept 2016 by Fiona Thompson Email: They once helped make the banks of the River Tyne a hive of industrial activity. Now, the sheds of McNulty Offshore are being pulled down as the next chapter in the … Continue reading →

Shields Gazette 17:44   Thursday 05 November 2015 A fire alert on a cargo ship carrying thousands of tonnes of wood pellets sparked a massive land and sea emergency response at the Port of Tyne – read more in the article.

Proposal to demolish the Beacon Inn (not structurally dangerous) and replace with a large block of 7 modern flats. If you have not seen this second application, please check it out on South Tyneside Planning Portal, The Beacon Inn,100-101 Greens … Continue reading →

Date: 10/09/2015 Our ref:   ST/0461/14/FUL This matter is being dealt with by: Garry Simmonette on 0191 4247426 e-mail address: planningapplications@southtyneside.gov.uk Dear Sir/Madam Proposal: Demolition of the existing single storey office block and workshop/winch house with additional office and storage accommodation … Continue reading →

Port of Tyne, which recently announced record profits, has acquired 10 acres of land adjoining its Tyne Dock estate in South Shields from the administrators in charge of overseeing McNulty, for an undisclosed sum. Port bosses said the deal will … Continue reading →

This letter was copied to the Chief Executive and it appears that he just dropped it in the bin. He did not pass it to Haley Johnson or if he did she ignored it when she wrote to the MP … Continue reading →

The Council have allowed the UK Docks development on Riverside Drive to proceed despite multiple objections from residents and that in dealing with these objections they have neither been open or transparent. It has taken 15 months to gain the … Continue reading →