H/2026/0255Undecided

12-14 CHURCH STREET, 16 CHURCH STREET THE NORTHEN STUDIOS AND LAND SOUTH OF SURTEES STREET HARTLEPOOL

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Consultation period ended 9 days ago

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Proposal

Adjoining authority consultation for Discharge of condition 27 on HMDC/2025/0027 (Partial demolition, material changes to the external appearance and Change of Use from Class E to Sui Generis (development ancillary to a Film Studio) of 10-14 Church Street, Partial demolition, internal and external renovations, and change of use from a licensed premises (Sui Generis) to a use ancillary to a film studio (Sui Generis) of The Shades (16 Church Street), partial demolition with replacement studio extensions to The Northern Studios, 2 unit bases (trailer parking / lay down area / siting of temporary support buildings), stopping up of John Street and Surtees Street, proposed substation and security building, entrance feature, associated infrastructure and engineering works, security fencing, car parking, and landscaping works)

Received

25 August 2026

First tracked

31 August 2026

Last checked

04 September 2026

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