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Boardwalk Cafe


The Boardwalk Cafe was located off Watts Slope on the Northern Promenade at Whitley Bay. Built in the 1970's on the site of a previous cafe, it was eventually demolished on the 2nd March 2015 as part of the 'Seafront Masterplan' regeneration scheme, to make a larger recreational area. 

Watts Slope Demolished Bygone Buildings and Businesses
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Former Whitley Bay cafe to come down as coastal regeneration work starts
- Chronicle Live, 3rd March 2015. "The Boardwalk Cafe at Watts Slope is being demolished as part of North Tyneside Council's £30m seafront masterplan...."
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