Newcastle is one of the North East's leading commercial centres, with strengths across healthcare, life sciences, technology, education, shipping and professional services. As a city with a rich industrial heritage and a forward-looking business environment, it plays a central role in the region's economic and commercial landscape.
Since opening in 2022, our Newcastle office, now based in the city centre, has grown from three colleagues into a strong local team serving clients across the region and beyond, building on our established healthcare expertise while expanding our capabilities across corporate, marine, employment, private client and education services. Our clients benefit from the strength of our local team, backed by the knowledge and experience of our colleagues across the UK and internationally. Wherever support is needed, we work together to connect clients to the right people.
As Newcastle continues to develop, we remain committed to growing with it, investing in the region, its industries and the opportunities ahead.
Where to find us
Newcastle
Newcastle
Hill Dickinson LLP, Portland House (Block D)
54 New Bridge Street West
Newcastle-Upon-Tyne
NE1 8AP
United Kingdom
Andrea Proudlock
Partner | Head of Newcastle office
Accessibility information
Lighting in meeting rooms able to be turned off/adjusted
Wellness room access
Door width of rooms such as entrances to HD reception, meeting rooms and toilets (i.e. for visitors who require wheelchairs)
HD reception – 93cm
Toilet - 93cm
Meeting room – 84cm
Door width of exterior entrance - photo here
Please see our office floor plan here
Exterior entrance assistance: Ground level accessible access from exterior. For TBT, temporary entrance Security will escort wheelchair/pram users through BAM building site area to access fire lift which takes them to main lifts level.
Accessible toilet access in each of the UK offices
Assistance in the event of an emergency procedure: fire marshals and first aiders at each of our offices. A Personal Emergency Evacuation Plan is a documented plan that outlines how a person who may need assistance (e.g. due to mobility, sensory, or cognitive impairments) is to evacuate a building and should be completed in advance of attendance.
Assistance dogs welcome
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