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    You are at:Home Multi-million pound project to re-develop Catterick town centre wins approval
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    Multi-million pound project to re-develop Catterick town centre wins approval

    Sam AllcockBy Sam Allcock11/01/2024No Comments3 Mins Read4 Views
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    The multi-million pound re-development of Catterick Garrison’s town centre has secured planning approval in a move aimed at bringing jobs and vital new facilities for local communities as well as military personnel on one of England’s largest Army bases.

    Permission to build a new community and enterprise building and a multi-use events space as well as create a new public square was given by members of the Richmond (Yorks) Area Constituency Planning Committee today (Thursday, January 11).

    Plans also include landscaping improvements, upgrades to Coronation Park and Shute Road, improved play spaces, accessible routes to the town centre and improvements to footpaths and cycleways. 

    North Yorkshire Council’s Richmond (Yorks) Area Constituency Planning Committee chairman, Cllr David Webster, said: “This scheme will see significant improvements to the centre of Catterick Garrison as well as contribute to our work to reduce carbon emissions through the use of sustainable design and renewable energy.”

    The re-development of the town centre, which covers four acres of land around Shute Road, will see North Yorkshire Council working with the Ministry of Defence (MOD). The council has received £19 million from the Government’s Levelling Up Fund, with the remaining match-funding coming from the Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) and the authority itself. It is hoped they will be brought to fruition by summer next year (2025).

    The community building will house offices for small businesses and include space for community groups and food retail. Improvements to the park will include new play areas for all ages from toddlers and woodland play areas to a skatepark for older users.

    See also  Space to Put Down Roots at Treeside Development

    North Yorkshire Council’s member for the Colburn and Hipswell ward, Cllr Kevin Foster, said: “This scheme has taken a major step forward today and means we can start to realise our ambition to complete by summer next year. The development is also in line with our priority of achieving net zero carbon emissions with its use of heat pumps and solar panels.

    “It will bring new opportunities and facilities for the many people who live at Catterick Garrison – both civilians and members of the military.”

    Catterick Garrison is home to one of the largest Army bases in the country with the town centre transformation bringing benefits to Armed Forces personnel and their families.

    North Yorkshire has a proud history associated with the military which dates back more than a century – there are 10,770 military personnel in the county, one of the largest numbers nationally.

    All documents associated with the planning application can be found at https://www.northyorks.gov.uk/RichmondRoad

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