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FIRE RISK ASSESSMENTNEWCASTLE
Areas Covered / Newcastle

Newcastle And The Nearby Business Districts.

From city-centre offices to industrial units and North Tyneside commercial premises. Send your postcode so access and coverage can be confirmed.

Brick workshops and commercial buildings beside the Ouseburn
Local Coverage

One Region.
Many Kinds Of Premises.

The building use, access and responsibility boundaries guide the assessment. Its location gives us context, rather than a reason to assume what is inside.

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01

Newcastle City Centre

Newcastle Helix includes The Core, a building for science and technology businesses, and is a partnership involving Newcastle University and the city council. Managed offices need clarity about the boundary between tenant arrangements and common building systems.

Local Source: Area & Business Information
02

Ouseburn

Ouseburn sits on the eastern edge of Newcastle city centre and has a cluster of design studios, leisure and hospitality venues. For a converted commercial unit, explain how your space connects with adjoining occupiers and shared routes.

Local Source: Area & Business Information
03

Gosforth

Gosforth High Street follows the Great North Road, with Salters Road and Church Road forming a key local junction. Tell us about upper floors, rear exits and shared access when enquiring about a high-street commercial premises.

Local Source: Newcastle City Council
04

Heaton

Chillingham Road and Heaton Park Road are both included in Newcastle City Council’s east high-streets programme. Shops, offices and other business premises should identify their actual escape routes and any areas controlled by another occupier.

Local Source: Newcastle City Council
05

Newburn

Newburn Riverside has commercial premises around Kingfisher Boulevard and Goldcrest Way, documented in the city council’s planning records. For units here, describe the work processes and include any separate office, yard or storage area in the scope discussion.

Local Source: Newcastle City Council
06

Benton And Quorum

Quorum Park is reached from Benton Lane, with Four Lane Ends Metro providing a nearby public transport connection. Office enquiries should clarify occupied floors, access arrangements and who manages the common fire precautions.

Local Source: Area & Business Information
07

Cobalt Park

Cobalt Park connects to the A19 through the Holystone and Silverlink approaches, with Cobalt Park Way serving the development. For a managed office building, provide your suite details and identify the contact for shared systems and access.

Local Source: Area & Business Information
08

Wallsend

Segedunum Roman Fort is on Buddle Street in Wallsend and is close to the town’s Metro station. Commercial premises and public-facing facilities need an assessment that reflects their current use and the people who may be unfamiliar with the exits.

Local Source: Area & Business Information
09

North Shields

The Fish Quay is a working quay with traditional seafood businesses alongside newer commercial activities. Its business community also includes marketing and public relations firms, making the actual use of each premises an important part of scoping.

Local Source: Area & Business Information
10

Tynemouth

Front Street and Percy Park Road both have shops, pubs and places to eat. For a business in these streets, tell us about cooking activities, visitors, occupied upper levels and any shared passage or rear escape route.

Local Source: Area & Business Information
11

Whitley Bay

Spanish City Plaza hosts food and drink events, while the Links is used for a classic car show. Commercial venues should explain normal occupancy and any different use for events when agreeing what their assessment needs to consider.

Local Source: Area & Business Information
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