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Council’s flagship project, Bath Quays, granted planning permission
Bath and North East Somerset Council’s plans to develop Bath Quays South has been granted planning consent.The development will provide a new city centre location for businesses and is being led by the Council and regeneration specialists, TCN.Plans include:-Refurbishment of Newark Works building to create a 4,530 sqm innovation and digital campus, providing workspace for creative businesses in affordable short-let commercial units.-One new Grade A office building at 5,017 sqm.-Two buildings for residential / specialist office use to accommodate up to 5,027sqm of residential space and up to 193sqm of retail space.-Completion of flood defence and river walls, new public spaces and landscaping.The redevelopment of Bath Quays is Bath and North East Somerset Council’s flagship project, designed to create economic growth in the city.
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