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Planning appeals in South Tyneside, 2024

9 appeals decided in 2024, 50% of them allowed. Each links to its own page and to the Inspector’s letter. The authority’s record has the whole run since 2016.

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Allowed10 December 2024· major3350689
Land Immediately to East of West Boldon Substation, 400m South of A184 & 300m East of A189, West Boldon, South Tyneside, NE36 0BG
the construction and operation of a Battery Energy Storage System consisting of a landscaped compound surrounded by perimeter landscaping, accommodating up to 360 energy storage cabinets, associated power converter units, a grid connection compound containing a large transformer and air-insulated switchgear; two control rooms (one for the battery operator and one for the network operator); a site office, a storage container, and 7 CCTV masts
Allowed25 November 2024· other3345610
St. Nicholas Vicarage, Hedworth Lane, Boldon Colliery, NE35 9JA
described as: Proposed Solar Panels on the South Elevation Roof
Allowed8 August 2024· major3340346
Caesars Den Restaurant and Bar, 97 Newcastle Road, South Shields, NE34 9AA
the demolition of the Simonside Arms and planning permission for the proposed erection of 13 no. residential dwellings and associated access and landscaping
Dismissed7 May 2024· minor3333972
Land Adj to Aysgarth, Fontenette and Shieldhurst, Western Terrace, East Boldon, NE36 0RU
erection of one dwellinghouse (C3 Use)
Allowed21 February 2024· householder3332957
28 Duchess Crescent East, Jarrow, NE32 5QR
first floor extension
Dismissed22 January 2024· minor3331344
Land Adjacent to High House Farm and Hanger (Nz 31755 61122) off Access Road To , South of Newcastle Road (A184), Wardley, NE10 8YS
described as, ‘construction of two residential dwellinghouses and new access spur road West/East off existing access road (which leads South from A184) with associated landscaping and biodiversity net gain improvements
Dismissed16 January 2024· minor3331006
172 Dean Road, South Shields, NE33 4AQ
described as, ‘subdivision of a retail shop unit into 2 units (Barber Shop & Fruit and Vegetable Shop). To include the removal and replacement of existing shopfront to facilitate the subdivision. (Shopfront alterations increase floor area by 2.4M Sq overall)
Unknown16 January 2024· other3329698
St Andrews Centre, Church Street, Hebburn, South Tyneside, NE31 1DR
Dismissed16 January 2024· minor3329697
St Andrews Centre, Church Street, Hebburn, South Tyneside, NE31 1DR
infill extension to Buddist meditation centre to form new meditation space’. Appeal B: APP/A4520/Y/23/3329698 St Andrews Centre, Church Street, South Tyneside, Hebburn, NE31 1DR

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