Join us on Saturday 26 April 2025 at St. George’s Church, Front Street to learn more about the project to improve the green space in front of the church.
We need your help to raise over £2000 to cover the costs of the first phase which includes ecological surveys and planning. Go to our Just Giving page to donate now.
After government intervention the Council’s Local Plan will proceed to public examination despite councillors again voting 27 to 23 AGAINST it on 27 February 2025.
Following the release of the new National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) in December 2024, South Tyneside Council will vote again on the Local Plan at meeting on Thursday 27 February.
What is the Forum’s view ?
After seeking comments from members, the Forum’s executive agreed a response to the consultation on the North East Local Transport Plan (NELTP).
South Tyneside Council met on Thursday 5 September and councillors voted 26 to 23 with one abstention to reject the latest version of their Local plan. This means that it will not proceed to the Secretary of State for examination and adoption.
With the proposed changes to the National Planning Policy Framework is this Good news or BAD ??
The 2024 photo competition has now closed and the winners have been announced. Entries are on display at Boldon Community Association until Saturday, 4 August.
South Tyneside Council are running an on-line consultation seeking views on a proposed transport scheme to solve parking problems around East Boldon Infants School.
The proposal includes making part of Alison Drive a one way street.
An application has been lodged with South Tyneside Council for improvement work to the overgrown area in front of St George’s church.
The application is about opening up the area to make it more visually attractive and addresses one of the items which was frequently raised during consultations on the development of the neighbourhood plan. The application DOES NOT require the removal of any trees from the site.
SAFC has lodged an application with South Tyneside Council for the installation of a renewable energy generating solar farm comprising photovoltaic array with substation, transformer stations, switchrooms, site accesses, internal access, security fencing, access gates, ancillary infrastructure and biodiversity enhancements on land to the East and West of the Academy of Light, Cleadon, Sunderland.
As part of the 2024 Boldon Festival, East Boldon Neighbourhood Forum are hosting a photographic competition with the theme of ‘My Boldon’