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New school sports facility approved
The Journal
|May 26, 2025
A NEWCASTLE school will be allowed to build a new, all-weather sports facility despite a row with its neighbours.
Dame Allan's Schools has won permission from Newcastle City Council to build an upgraded hockey pitch at its base in Fenham. Its plans were approved by the local authority's planning committee last week, amid complaints about noise and traffic from nearby residents.
Locals around Dame Allan's boys, girls and sixth form schools in Fowberry Crescent warned that the development could mean "disruption virtually all day, every day" and was causing such concern that some are even planning to move house.
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