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Architect Matt Williams discusses the awakening of a post-industrial port | FCBStudios

Architect Matt Williams discusses the awakening of a post-industrial port in his native homeland of Cornwall  read more »

190129 | PA18/04577 | Response to heritage, highways, SWCPA(coastal footpath), Police | Letter from Agent

29 January 2019

 

Dear Peter,

RE: HAYLE HARBOUR Application for the approval of

Reserved Matters for a first phase of development at North

Quay (Ref: PA18/04577)

Following a lengthy consultation period on the above application and
further to the comments which were received on 10" January 2019
collectively from the key heritage consultees (World Heritage Site
team, Historic England and CC’s conservation officer), we write to
set out our response to the comments in the form of focused
amendments to the scheme, as agreed.

Alongside revised architectural and landscape drawings, the
following reports are submitted:  read more »

PA18/04577 Hayle Harbour North Quay, Hayle

PA18/04577 | Application for approval of reserved matters (access, appearance, landscaping, layout and scale) pursuant to outline permission PA13/01370 for 175 residential units, 2,235sqm of retail (Class A1-A5) floorspace, 483sqm of business (Class B1) floorspace and 344sqm of floorspace for industrial, FQ and fish storage (Class B2 and B8), including access, parking and public open space. | Hayle Harbour North Quay Hayle Cornwall TR27 4BL

 

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181101 | North Quay walls, steps, former stables and sluice and adjacent road bridge, Hayle - 1455446 | Historic England

North Quay walls, steps, former stables and sluice and adjacent road bridge, Hayle - 1455446 | Historic England

North Quay walls, steps, former stables and sluice and adjacent road bridge

Overview

Heritage Category: Listed Building

Grade: II

List Entry Number: 1455446  read more »

181025 | Hayle Fights “Completely Unacceptable” Harbour Development | Hayle Town Council

Hayle Fights “Completely Unacceptable” Harbour Development

The Mayor of Hayle, Clive Polkinghorne, says residents of Hayle must give their views on a proposed new development on North Quay, which he believes is “completely unacceptable” to the town.

At a meeting of Hayle Town Council on October 18 it was unanimously agreed to “strongly oppose” a development of buildings on the harbour front which could be several storeys high on the grounds of its visual impact, lack of protection of heritage, and multiple breaches of the town’s Neighbourhood Plan on parking, scale and type of development, traffic, heritage and the need to maintain the identity of different parts of the town.  read more »

180515 | PA18/04552 | Submission of details for partial discharge of condition 3 in respect of Decision Notice PA13/01370 dated

Condition 3, which required a Development Brief for each Development Area within the Outline premissoin.

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180521 | Plans submitted for Historic Hayle Harbour - David Lock Associates

Katie Christou

Posted 21/05/2018 by Katie Christou  read more »

180523 | FCBS submits third phase of designs for historic Cornish harbour | News | Architects Journal

THIRD PHASE: Proposals for Hayle north quay submitted May 2018  Source: Forbes Massie
PHASE THREE: Third phase of FCBS's Hayle harbour scheme (red) and second (yellow)
THIRD PHASE: Proposals for Hayle north quay submitted May 2018  Source: Forbes Massie
THIRD PHASE: Proposals for Hayle north quay submitted May 2018  Source: Forbes Massie
THIRD PHASE: Models for Hayle north quay submitted May 2018
THIRD PHASE: Hayle north quay masterplan May 2018  Source:fcbstudios
THIRD PHASE: Hayle north quay by FCBS May 2018  Source: Forbes Massie
THIRD PHASE: Sketch of sheltered garden at Hayle North Quay May 2018  Source:fcbstudios
THIRD PHASE: hayle north quay elevational diagrams May 2018  Source:fcbstudios
PHASE 2: South Quay elevation diagrams by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios [March 2018]  Source:FCBS
PHASE 2: View of South Quay Yard - phase 2 of the approved South Quay development by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios [March 2018]  Source: Forbes Massie
PHASE 2: View of South Quay head in Hayle by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios [March 2018]  Source: Forbes Massie

FCBS submits third phase of designs for historic Cornish harbour

PA17/03881 | The Black Lobster North Quay Hayle Cornwall TR27 4DD | 010093599677

 

Planning Applications (3)

160216 | Victims of flooding in Hayle appeal for Environmental Agency to take action over river | The Cornishman:

Harbour Fest Hayle 2018

We have been given the green light to set up a new event in Hayle! This is super exciting and we have now submitted a license application for Harbour Fest Hayle the first weekend in August 2018.

This event is being run by local individuals, in our spare time and we are not running this event with any other organisations or past events previously held here. We are trying to make this happen on the North Quay and with the dates 3rd & 4th Aug.

We would love to get as much support locally as we can for this event and want to involve local groups, bands, dance groups, food folk and anyone else who thinks they can help make this a brilliant event for everyone.

   read more »

180202 | Council welcomes funding to unlock housing development in Cornwall - Cornwall Council

Council welcomes funding to unlock housing development in Cornwall

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161109 | Plans for potential 1,000-home development of Hayle's North Quay to be presented to the public | Cornwall Live

North Quay, Hayle, photographed during 2012 when the site was owned by ING Real Estates
North Quay, Hayle, photographed during 2012 when the site was owned by ING Real Estates

Plans for potential 1,000-home development of Hayle's North Quay to be presented to the public

By wbchris | Posted: November 09, 2016  read more »

160901 | Sluicing again today at 10am. Around 11am tomorrow and potentially over the weekend. We can only sluice during spring t

Via Facebook

From Assistant Harbourmaster Lauren Bambury

" Sluicing again today at 10am. Around 11am tomorrow and potentially over the weekend. We can only sluice during spring tide cycles due to the sluicing protocol put in place by the EA, RSPB and Natural England."  read more »

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