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Newcastle-under-Lyme celebrates third consecutive win at Heart of England in Bloom Awards
Newcastle-under-Lyme is celebrating afer securing Gold and winning the Business Improvement District (BID) category for the third consecutive year at the Heart of England in Bloom awards.
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Catch up bin collections
Latest news on when we will be able to collect your bins
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Residents urged to have their say on £135,000 Lyme Valley pump track
Residents are being given the chance to help shape an exciting £135,000 transformation of the existing BMX track at Lyme Valley Parkway.
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Council cracks down on anti-social behaviour in Borough parks
People who spoil parks and green spaces for others are being put on notice as Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council introduces tougher measures to tackle anti-social behaviour.
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Council acts to stop uncontrolled spread of shared housing
Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council is taking action to stop family homes being converted into shared housing without proper local oversight.
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Council sets out blueprint for building a better borough
Safer streets, cleaner neighbourhoods, thriving town centres and better value for taxpayers are at the core of Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council’s new four-year plan.
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£500,000 transformation brings new life to Bradwell Dingle
A £500,000 transformation of Bradwell Dingle is giving families a fantastic new place to play, exercise and spend time together, and residents are invited to celebrate the improvements this weekend.
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£1.85 million plan to clean up our streets and restore pride in Newcastle-under-Lyme
Broken street signs. Graffiti. Neglected public spaces. These are the everyday frustrations residents want sorted, and Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council is proposing a £1.85m plan to do just that.
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£1.8m investment to deliver better parks and play areas across Newcastle-under-Lyme
Families and communities are set to benefit from more than £1.8 million of investment in parks, playgrounds and green spaces as the Borough Council delivers on its promise to put local people first.
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New powers to crack down on anti-social behaviour in Kidsgrove move a step closer
Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council is bringing forward plans for a new Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) in Kidsgrove Town Centre to tackle anti-social behaviour.
