Press Releases

Bellway Homes have contracted with Lanark Square Limited for the development of Turnberry Quay, a new mixed use scheme on the Isle of Dogs to the south of Baltimore Wharf.

 On completion, Turnberry Quay will transform 1980’s commercial premises on the dockside to provide 89 new homes and 320m2 commercial space. Bellway Homes are set to develop the scheme in conjunction with an affordable housing provider and construction is due to start in 2014.

Bellway has announced an innovative partnership with the David Lloyd Health and Racquets Club. Visitors to Bellway’s Killingworth Old Village development this weekend will be able to collect free weekend family passes that can be used at the David Lloyd Health and Racquets Club in South Gosforth. In addition, anyone reserving a new home this weekend will receive a year’s free family membership at the David Lloyd club.

Valerie and Gerard Harwood have downsized from a three bedroom home in High Hewarth to a two bedroom home at Bellway’s Glenside View development in Chester-le-Street and like a good diet feel all the better for it.

Planning for retirement can give you a new lease of life according to former nurse Maureen Hussey. After 42 years of work, Maureen decided the time had come for a new start which would also include a new home.

House builder, Bellway has literally stuck its neck out at its new development in Dudley, St James Mews. Visitors to the new development are greeted by two ornamental Giraffes which may lead some visitors thinking that they have arrived at the nearby Dudley Zoo.