Built Environment Networking Blog: North East News

Thirteen Group Reports Strong Financial Results and Increased Investment in New Homes Development

Thirteen Group, one of the leading housing associations in the North East and Yorkshire, has announced robust financial results for the latest fiscal year, marked by a significant increase in surplus and substantial investment in new home development. Thirteen Group continues to focus on tackling the housing crisis in the North East and Yorkshire by […]

Posted by: Deividas Krupstas

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Tilbury Douglas renews place on the NEPO Framework

Tilbury Douglas has renewed its place on procurement group NEPO’s next-generation construction framework, which works with councils and public bodies. Tilbury Douglas has been appointed onto four lots: NEPO’s procurement solutions are the result of extensive consultation with the public sector, suppliers and end users, so that it delivers positive outcomes for the communities it […]

Posted by: Mya Driver

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Town centre redevelopment plan set for huge step forward

A multi-million project to regenerate part of Newcastle town centre is poised to take a huge step forward. Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council’s Cabinet will be asked next week to approve a series of measures which will pave the way for the redevelopment of York Place with public open space, shops and offices, begin work on the […]

Posted by: Mya Driver

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UK Land Estates to Invest £50m in New Industrial Developments Across the North East

UK Land Estates, a prominent commercial landlord and developer, has announced ambitious plans to create over 400,000 sqft of new industrial property across the North East, representing a significant investment of £50m. The company has submitted five applications for speculative new build industrial developments on greenfield sites, with construction expected to commence in 2025. The […]

Posted by: Mya Driver

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UK’s first large-scale merchant lithium refinery announced for Middlesbrough

The UK’s first large-scale merchant lithium refinery will provide battery grade materials for use in the electric vehicle, renewable energy and consumer technology supply chains. Green Lithium has unveiled Teesport in Middlesbrough as the site for their forthcoming lithium refinery, delivering more than 1,000 jobs in construction and 250 long-term high-skill jobs for local people […]

Posted by: Mya Driver

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Wolsingham Steel works regeneration proposals get the nod from planners

The long-awaited regeneration of a derelict steelworks in the Durham Dales can now commence following receipt of planning approval. The 14-acre site has blighted the pretty Weardale village of Wolsingham and is now set to be transformed with 151 new homes and the refurbishment of the attractive stone factory offices into new workspace. “This is […]

Posted by: Mya Driver

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Passengers at the ready… £162m Northumberland rail line framework ready to depart

Northumberland County Council (NCC) this week launched a £162m framework for the proposed works required to bring the 18-mile Northumberland line, between Ashington and Newcastle, back into service for passengers. The four-year agreement involves the construction of six stations, three footbridges and car parks at the following locations: Ashington, Bedlington, Blyth Bebside, Newsham, Seaton Deleval, […]

Posted by: Mark Flanagan

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BP to build 1GW hydrogen production plant on Teesside

BP today unveiled its plans to create what it believes would be the UK’s largest “blue” hydrogen production facility in the Tees Valley. A feasibility study is currently taking place into H2Teesside, which is due to begin production in 2027 and is targeting 1GW of hydrogen production by 2030. It would be integrated with the […]

Posted by: Mark Flanagan

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