Continued provision of temporary infrastructure to be erected as and when required in relation to events to be held on Baltic Square over a period of 5 years (events held in this space likely to be very varied in nature but would require similar infrastructure such as but not limited to Tipi tents, Marquees, Pop Up furniture e.g. mini marquees, food and drink vehicles, outdoor furniture, fencing, bin and storage containers, generators, lighting, crowd control, staging and concert infrastructure, sporting infrastructure such as start and finish lines, running tracks, floor coverings, temporary seating and racking).
Baltic Square South Shore Road Gateshead Quays Gateshead
DecidedReference: DC/24/00318/FULGateshead Metropolitan Borough Council
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Continued provision of temporary infrastructure to be erected as and when required in relation to events to be held on Baltic Square over a period of 5 years (events held in this space likely to be very varied in nature but would require similar infrastructure such as but not limited to Tipi tents, Marquees, Pop Up furniture e.g. mini marquees, food and drink vehicles, outdoor furniture, fencing, bin and storage containers, generators, lighting, crowd control, staging and concert infrastructure, sporting infrastructure such as start and finish lines, running tracks, floor coverings, temporary seating and racking).
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Reference
DC/24/00318/FUL
Ward
Bridges
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