Supermarket giant’s regeneration arm submits application for a new town square designed by 3DReid
Spenhill, the regeneration subsidiary of Tesco, has submitted a planning application for the £150m regeneration of Trinity Square in Gateshead town centre.
The application follows the signing of a development agreement between Spenhill and Gateshead last month, which included an agreement to demolish the multi-storey car park that currently dominates the town centre.
Designed by 3DReid, the £150m proposals include a new town square, 45 retail units, offices, a student village with over 900 beds, town centre parking and a Tesco store as well as the potential for a hotel.
Much of the demolition has already begun on the site with work on the multi-storey car park and the remainder of the site recommencing shortly.
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