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Regeneration in Redcar and Cleveland

Redcar and Cleveland regeneration guide: Teesworks, Kirkleatham Lane, the Lakes and TS6 Eston's Pride in Place funding, explained.

Research checked

The place

Redcar and Cleveland's regeneration spans the borough's towns and the South Tees Development Corporation's Teesworks site. Current housing delivery includes Kirkleatham Lane in Redcar and a retrofit programme across the Lakes and Langley House estates, alongside the TS6, or Eston, neighbourhood's Pride in Place programme.

Who decides and delivers

The South Tees Development Corporation, chaired through the Mayor, holds planning powers across Teesworks; Redcar and Cleveland Council is the planning authority for the rest of the borough and the accountable body for TS6's Pride in Place funding, governed by the TS6 Neighbourhood Together Board. Registered providers Beyond Housing, Thirteen Housing Group and Karbon Homes, alongside developer Vistry Partnerships North East and contractor Esh Group, are active in the borough.

What each edition tracks

Each quarterly briefing tracks these schemes, TS6's neighbourhood board and the routes into grant funding, distinguishing Teesworks decisions from the council's own planning authority. This edition's research was checked on 19 September 2026.

Current edition

Q3 2026

As at 19 September 2026

Funding, places and delivery. A briefing for the organisations bringing forward homes and regeneration across Redcar, Eston, South Bank, Guisborough and the wider borough. Research checked 19 September 2026.

Regeneration projects in Redcar and Cleveland

Redcar and Cleveland's regeneration spans the South Tees Development Corporation's Teesworks site and the borough's residential neighbourhoods. Kirkleatham Lane in Redcar is delivering new affordable and open-market homes, while a retrofit programme is upgrading existing stock across the Lakes and Langley House estates. In the TS6 postcode, covering Eston and South Bank, the borough's single Pride in Place neighbourhood is working through a ten-year renewal plan governed by its own neighbourhood board.

Construction and housing funding in Redcar and Cleveland

Teesworks land sits under the South Tees Development Corporation, so funding and planning decisions there run separately from the rest of the borough, where Redcar and Cleveland Council is the planning authority. Affordable housing grant reaches local schemes through Homes England's national programme and its first-wave strategic partners, while land and infrastructure costs can draw on the Tees Valley Combined Authority's Brownfield Housing Fund. TS6's Pride in Place funding, for the Eston and South Bank area, is decided nationally and delivered through the TS6 Neighbourhood Together Board.

Who decides regeneration in Redcar and Cleveland

The South Tees Development Corporation, chaired through the Mayor, holds planning powers across Teesworks. Redcar and Cleveland Council is the planning authority for the rest of the borough and the accountable body for TS6's Pride in Place funding, governed by the TS6 Neighbourhood Together Board. Delivery partners named in the borough include Beyond Housing, Thirteen Housing Group, Karbon Homes, Vistry Partnerships North East and Esh Group.

High Street East, Redcar Illustrative visualisation, AI-generated; adapted from a photograph by Mat Fascione, CC BY-SA 2.0

Questions about regeneration in Redcar and Cleveland

What regeneration is happening in Redcar and Cleveland?
Redcar and Cleveland's regeneration includes new homes at Kirkleatham Lane in Redcar, a retrofit programme across the Lakes and Langley House estates, ongoing work on the South Tees Development Corporation's Teesworks site, and neighbourhood renewal in TS6, covering Eston and South Bank.
How is construction and housing funded in Redcar and Cleveland?
Funding reaches Redcar and Cleveland through Homes England's national Affordable Homes Programme, the Tees Valley Combined Authority's Brownfield Housing Fund for land and infrastructure, and Pride in Place grant for the TS6 neighbourhood, while Teesworks land is funded and decided separately through the South Tees Development Corporation.
Who leads regeneration in Redcar and Cleveland?
The South Tees Development Corporation leads planning across Teesworks, chaired through the Mayor. Redcar and Cleveland Council leads elsewhere and oversees TS6's Pride in Place programme. Delivery partners include Beyond Housing, Thirteen Housing Group and Karbon Homes.
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