Regional Regeneration

Forth Goods Yard

Delivering up to 600 new homes in a city centre location and unlocking community benefits including a new car park, highline and station improvements, sparking the opportunity for a wider regeneration.

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Forth Goods Yard development, a major regeneration project in Newcastle upon Tyne, UK.
  • 100

    100 acres

  • 600

    600 new homes

  • 650

    650 space MSCP

  • 4,500

    4,500 new homes made possible

Forth Banks is a 100-acre regeneration opportunity in Newcastle, under multiple ownerships.

The overall site has the potential to deliver up to 4,500 new homes, aiming to meet or exceed the 25% affordable target. At the centre of this is the 15-acre, Network Rail-owned Forth Goods Yard.

The Forth Goods Yard site is the enabler to the wider project and its development is unlocking a part of the city which has been inaccessible for decades. Here, we’re delivering up to 600 homes, a new 650 space multi-storey car park, station improvements and new workspaces alongside retail and commercial space. Public realm improvements include the conversion of the former branch line to a ‘New York’ style highline, to provide a safe walking and cycle route west of the city.

Network Rail entered into a Collaboration Agreement with Homes England, the Combined Authority and Newcastle City Council to drive forward the vision, and Platform4 is now leading the planning and infrastructure works for the redevelopment area.

The regeneration and development of Forth Goods Yard is centred around Newcastle station and is pivotal to a wider Station Gateway Project, which delivers multiple transport and economic benefits.

 

Forth Goods Yard development, a major regeneration project in Newcastle upon Tyne, UK.Proposed Forth Yards redevelopment project in Newcastle, UK.

Case Studies

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Mayfield Manchester

Transforming a 24-acre site in central Manchester, the scheme creates up to 1,700 new homes, 1.7m sq ft of office space and a 6.5 acre park, the first in the city for over 100 years.
View Case study Mayfield Park, a public park in Manchester, England.
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Cambridge

Bringing forward a new neighbourhood on a 27-acre site in Cambridge North, delivering 425 new homes and 578,000 sq foot of lab / office space in the next phase.
View Case study Aerial view of mixed-use development around Cambridge North station.
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Bow Goods Yard

Bow Goods Yard, once a disconnected parcel of industrial land, is being transformed into a regenerative place where nature, logistics and community can co-exist and thrive.
View Case study Proposed redevelopment of Bow Goods Yard in East London.

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