Killingworth Moor South (Phase 1)

Killingworth Moor South Phase 1
Bellway and Banks Property submitted a planning application for 565 homes in Killingworth in October 2020. Killingworth Moor South is part of the Killingworth Moor Masterplan, which looks to bring forward much needed homes in North Tyneside.

Killingworth Moor was allocated in the 2015 Draft North Tyneside Local Plan Consultation as a key strategic site to contribute towards the borough’s objectively assessed needs for housing provision that will deliver approximately 2,000 new homes and approximately 17 hectares (c42 acres) of employment space at Killingworth Moor. Killingworth Moor South is one the first phases of this strategic site to be brought forward.

SUPPORT Killingworth Moor South (Phase 1)

Support Killingworth Moor South (Phase 1)

Reason for supporting*

Directly support 153 full time jobs per year on site during the seven year construction period

New homes bonus of £3.6m for North Tyneside Council to be used towards local services

Over £900,000 additional council tax each year for North Tyneside Council to help pay for council services

£100m investment in the region during construction

565 new family homes

Creation of 16ha of public open space for local people and wildlife to enjoy

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Economic benefits

Over £900,000 council tax revenue every year to North Tyneside Council to spend on improvements and essential services within the area
New homes bonus (paid by the Government) spread over six years, of about £3.6 million
£100m investment in the region during construction
It will directly support an average of 153 full time jobs per year over the seven-year construction period
An estimated additional £2.4m spend for local shops and services from families moving into the area

Social benefits

The project will generate new, high quality family homes help to retain families within the local area which supports local services, as well as a new spine road from Great Lime Road. It will provide affordable homes to help young families get on the property ladder, in the area where they grew up and the new homes will attract new families to the area too, increasing the spend in the local economy and strengthening the existing community. It will also maintain and create public footpaths and useable public open space.

Environmental benefits
The homes will be built to high modern standards of energy efficiency with low energy footprints. The site also benefits from over 16 hectares of open green space for local people and wildlife to enjoy.