Gateshead’s Trinity Square car park to be demolished

Published: 2010-07-08 11:07:30

The final vehicle to drive around the North-East’s most famous car park was taken for a spin yesterday – weeks before the landmark is due to be flattened. (Sourced from Northern Echo.)
 
Demolition work on Gateshead’s Trinity Square car park, best known from the Sixties gangster film Get Carter, is expected to start later this month.

Yesterday, a Nissan Juke was put through its paces around the structure’s concrete driveways from where, in the 1971 film, Michael Caine threw Bryan Moseley from the top level.

Gateshead Council and Spenhill, the regeneration subsidiary of Tesco, invited Nissan to showcase its latest model, which has been designed in the UK and built in Sunderland, to mark the car park’s 40 years.

A date for the demolition is expected to be announced within the next few weeks after Gateshead Council and Spenhill signed a formal agreement to develop the town centre.

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