Killingworth Moor (Phase 2 South)

Phase 1

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Creating much needed family homes in Killingworth, North Tyneside

We want to share with you our plans for a development of up to 455 new homes on a site to the east of Killingworth.

Our proposals hope to bring forward Phase 2 of the development that supports the recognised need for new family homes in the area.

It also offers the opportunity to deliver new benefits for your local community, local economy and local environment. Some of the benefits include new family housing, upgraded footpaths, improved cycleways and EV charging points to each home.

Our planning application for phase two was recently submitted to North Tyneside Council. You can leave comments of support and view the application via this link, the application reference number is 24/00010/OUTES.

Key project facts

Up to 455 new family homes

Biodiversity net gain

Improve footpath and cycle routes

Around 12.5 hectares of public open space including play park

Increase in housing type and mix

EV charging points at every household

Development with care is at the heart of our way of working, and it’s proven in every one of our projects by actions, more so than words.

Respect and consideration for your environment, your community and our customers, employees and suppliers are at the centre of everything we do. We pride ourselves on working with local communities to deliver high quality developments and create benefits for those living closest to our projects.

Benefiting your community

We believe that the communities that host our projects should share in the benefits. The Killingworth Moor development would bring a wide range of social, economic and environmental benefits.

Key project benefits

Around £

million

investment into the North East economy

Around

direct on site and up to 167 indirect jobs during seven year construction period

Approx. £

million

annual spend for local shops and services through new customer base

New homes bonus for North Tyneside Council

Around £

million

additional council tax each year to help pay for council services

Your feedback

We were so pleased with the turnout for all of our drop in events and consultations that were held.

Common key talking points included:

Concerns about the potential for traffic impacts on the local road network and explaining our plans to mitigate these
Housing mix
Employment opportunities
Restoration and habitat enhancement opportunities for the site
Schools
Flood risk

We’re always keen to hear your thoughts and ideas about our proposals so please get in touch! We’d love to hear from you.