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Newcastle's 2050 vision puts St James' Park future in focus

A major regeneration plan for Newcastle and Gateshead sets out the potential for a world-class stadium and around 1,000 new homes near St James' Park. But Newcastle United has yet to reveal whether it will redevelop its historic home or move elsewhere. Discover what the new vision means for the stadium, the surrounding area and the city's future.

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00:00a new regeneration plan for newcastle and gateshead has put the future of st james's park into the wider conversation
00:07about how the city centre could change by 2050 the draft's strategic regeneration framework is due to be considered by
00:15local councils and the north-east mayor
00:18it sets out a vision for homes transport business and public spaces across tyneside's urban core it does not recommend
00:27whether newcastle united should rebuild its current ground or move to a new stadium that decision remains with the club
00:34the framework does however identify the stadium quarter as a major opportunity it describes the ambition for a nationally significant
00:42destination for sport culture innovation education and urban living
00:47the plan includes the development potential for a world-class sports stadium and around a thousand homes nearby it also
00:55proposes completing the final stages of the helix development and transforming st james's boulevard into a greener better connected route
01:03that corridor would link central station fourth yards newcastle college the football club and leases park northeast mayor kim mcginnis
01:12says either a new world-class stadium or a major redevelopment could transform the city
01:17bringing jobs bringing jobs and homes she says she wants the club to speak to fans and residents when it
01:23is ready to share its plans newcastle city council leader colin ferguson says the choice belongs to the club

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