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Newcastle City Council s planning chiefs have approved proposals for the 15,000sq shopping apps ft Simply Food outlet at the junction of Great North Road and Hollywood Avenue in Gosforth.
Under the project, the Multi York furniture store will be demolished and replaced by the new two-storey shop, fronting on to Great North Road. The site will include an M&S cafe and 44 parking spaces.
The shop, which will be located opposite an Asda store and within half a mile of a Sainsbury s and Co-op, shopping apps is expected to have an annual turnover of around 7m. Coun Henry Gallagher, who represents the East Gosforth ward on the city council, said: The scheme will create 60 jobs, which is very welcome. And the new store would offer more choice for customers.
A major scheme is currently being put together, looking shopping apps at traffic through the whole of Gosforth. It will explore proposals for traffic lights at the Great North Road roundabout as well as enhancements at other junctions. It will also look at ways of making improvements for pedestrians and cyclists. shopping apps
A report said: Through providing increased shopping apps choice and competition for local residents, it is likely that a small number of residents would divert completely from Asda to the M&S store for the majority of their convenience shopping needs.
However, in practice it is considered that most residents would continue to use Asda for their main and bulk grocery shopping, and as part of a linked trip visit the M&S store for more premium and luxury convenience goods. shopping apps
In terms of impact on the nearby Gosforth District Centre, the centre is performing strongly with high levels of pedestrian footfall, a low vacancy rate and a good choice of independent, specialist convenience goods retailers.
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