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New office space at Station Quarter could be new home for Newport’s National Software Academy
Newport’s National Software Academy could be moving into new office accommodation at the landmark Station Quarter development in Newport city centre, according to details of a planning application.And the John Wallace Linton pub, which is reportedly Wetherspoon’s most popular pub in Newport, will remain where it is but will have a new fascia to bring it in line with the rest of the new development, if planning permission is granted.Scarborough Development Group has lodged plans with Newport City Council for a proposed office/education building of 5,723 square metres over six storeys, with an associated commercial unit of 690 sq m and a 106 sq m kiosk on site of the former Cambrian Centre, close to Admiral House and across the road from the city’s railway station.
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