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’
South Tyneside Council are currently running a consultation which if implemented would reduce the existing 50mph speed limit on the A184 between the cricket club and the borough boundary to 40mph in both directions.
The Forum now have a Just Giving page available for anyone who wishes to contribute to our running costs.
The Council’s public consultation on their latest Local Plan closed on 3 March 2024.
The Forum’s response is now available.
The Council’s public consultation on their latest Local Plan closed on 3 March 2024. Their January 2024 Cabinet report provided the following information about what happens after the consultation period:
South Tyneside Council have published the latest draft Local Plan and will hold a public consultation event in East Boldon Junior School on Tuesday, 16 January 6:00 – 8:00pm.
This is your opportunity to learn more about the new plan.
A new draft Local Plan will be put before South Tyneside Council’s Cabinet in the New Year.
Members will be asked to approve the updated blueprint for development in the Borough, so that further public consultation can begin.
The Local Plan will provide a framework for where new homes, businesses, shops and leisure facilities will be built up until 2040, and ensure that the right infrastructure, such as roads and schools, is in place to support growth.
The latest ‘Regulation 19’ publication draft is one of several formal stages that a Local Plan must pass, prior to adoption by the council.