NEWCASTLE UNITED SUPPORTERS TRUST – Strawberry Place Planning Objections

by | Mar 23, 2016 | News | 3 comments

NEWCASTLE UNITED SUPPORTERS TRUST – Strawberry Place Planning Objections
NUST have previously reported on the proposed development at Strawberry Place – having met developers acting on behalf of Mike Ashley. We can now report that following the submission of a planning application 2015/1778/01/DET by developers Maricco Ltd, NUST have filed an objection to the planning application. All objections can be viewed here on the Council’s website. Please feel free to register your own objections to this scheme which will prevent forever any expansion of the ground. NUST believe that the 52,000 capacity would not be enough if Newcastle were in Leicester’s position and that this is an extremely shortsighted move.

Read NUST’s Objection on Council Site here

NUST’s objection contains the draft report commissioned by NUFC and Newcastle Council about extending the stadium – which NUFC originally denied could be done.

Read Extension Report here

Norman Watson Chair of NUST stated ‘”we have been observing the proposed development for some time and have met with developers to discuss their plans. It is clear that the proposal will prevent any future ground expansion which is of concern to NUST and many supporters”

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3 Comments

  1. Colin
    Colin on March 25, 2016 at 9:11 am

    Worked fine for me Mikey

  2. mikey
    mikey on March 23, 2016 at 11:53 am

    Lads. The links don’t seem to work. “Document unavailable” “Error” etc

  3. mikey
    mikey on March 23, 2016 at 11:53 am

    This is an absolute bloody crime. Can Newcastle council not step in?

    Some shops, student accommodation and offices versus a club’s future that is at the heart of the City?