Northumberland County Council

Energising Blyth

Welcome to “Energising Blyth” - a dedicated webpage for plans to regenerate Blyth, including information about projects, consultations, the Future High Street Fund and the Town Deal.

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Latest news and events from across Northumberland

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13 July 2021

Training given go-ahead in Blyth

26 December 2020

Major boost as £11m Blyth Town Centre funding approved

10 December 2020

Green light given for Blyth town centre improvement works

30 September 2020

Funding boost confirmed for Blyth

14 August 2020

Outdoor cinema coming to Blyth town centre

Blyth Valley MP Ian Levy and Councillor Richard Wearmouth

07 August 2020

Funding bid for town's transformation submitted

09 July 2020

Blyth scoops extra funding for town centre scheme

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Welcome to “Energising Blyth” - a dedicated webpage for plans to regenerate Blyth, including information about projects, consultations, the Future High Street Fund and the Town Deal.

Our vision for Blyth

By 2030 Blyth will be a thriving UK and international centre of renewable energy and advanced manufacturing growth and innovation, providing new jobs, better skills, more homes, and a clean environment for people in the town and the wider North East region. It will be a vibrant and welcoming community, offering a great quality of life on the doorstep of the beautiful Northumbrian coastline and countryside.
Energising Blyth Project Map - all proposed plans for Blyth

Consultation

Throughout the process of developing Energising Blyth we will be seeking the views of residents, businesses and other key stakeholders.

Town deal

Blyth now has a fully establish Town Deal Board and has submitted it’s £25 million Town Investment Plan to the Government.

Heart of Blyth

The Heart of Blyth project is bidding for funding from the Health Foundation to take more action to create a stronger community.

Northern Gateway (Phase 1)

Using £750,000 of additional Town Deal funding from MHCLG along with funding from Northumberland County Council and Blyth Town Council, this will deliver improvements to Bowes Street, Church Street and Wanley Street.

Market place

Funding has now been secured through the Future High Street Fund for the reconfigured Market Place with Creative Culture Space. This will be a vibrant place for people of all ages to meet, mix and engage in cultural activities, creating an attractor in the town centre, delivered by 2024.