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Environment
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Newcastle City Council
Newcastle City Council
Updated 9 months ago

An Article 4 direction removes various forms of permitted development right normally associated with a property. The reasons for the directions are normally to prevent development that would harm the character of the area. There are three Article 4 directions which control changes of use from Class C3 (family dwelling) to C4 (house in multiple occupation). Permitted Development Rights to...

Newcastle City Council
Added a year ago

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Newcastle City Council
Updated 2 years ago

Tree Preservation Orders (TPOs) can be placed on single trees, groups of trees and even whole woodlands. If a tree has a TPO you must apply for permission from us before carrying out any work to the trees covered. Unauthorised work to a protected tree is a criminal offence.

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Newcastle City Council
Added 2 years ago

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Newcastle City Council
Updated 2 years ago

Location of conservation areas within Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Each of the conservation areas has a different character and quality which has led to its designation. Profiles of each conservation area have been prepared to provide basic information such as when it was designated and why, if it has been extended, how many listed buildings there are and if there are any extra planning...

Newcastle City Council
Added 4 years ago

A Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) is a conservation designation denoting a protected area.

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Newcastle City Council
Updated 7 years ago

Monthly energy consumption (electricity, gas, water) at Newcastle City Library from January 2011. Additional information Gas consumption January 2015: no data available due to a change of meter.

Newcastle City Council
Updated 9 years ago

The amount and the quality of the City’s open space, greenery, and other recreation facilities is crucial to its liveability, and the health and well-being of residents and visitors. These facilities provide areas for active and passive recreation as well as greenery and visual relief in the urban area. It is vitally important therefore that the City Council protects and...

Newcastle City Council
Added 9 years ago

There are around 3500 allotment plots in Newcastle on 69 sites including Freeman sites / Duke of Northumberland and Privately owned sites. Allotment sites in Newcastle are self-managed by associatinos who elect a committee to the day to day running of their site on their behalf.  Additional Information More information on Newcastle Alllotments can be found here: http://www.newcastleallotments.co.uk/