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Borough council proposes to protect local services if reorganisation forced through by Government
Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council wants to create its own unitary authority if local government reorganisation is forced on Staffordshire.
 
                            
                                            
                
    
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                            Catch up bin collectionsLatest news on when we will be able to collect your bins 
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                            Major improvements planned for Newcastle parkMore than £400,000 is being invested in a Newcastle park after consultation with local residents.   
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                            Essential roof repairs set to take place at J2 leisure centreEssential repairs to the roof above the main swimming pool at Jubilee 2 leisure centre in Newcastle-under-Lyme are set to begin in December.   
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                            Borough council marks Civic Pride milestone with town centre actionA week-long programme of events and activities is taking place during half-term to mark the first anniversary of a growing campaign.   
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                            Partnership celebrates double win at Heart of England in Bloom AwardsA blooming brilliant collaboration involving the council has come up smelling of roses in a prestigious horticultural competition.   
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                            New cashless parking system is on the wayMotorists who prefer using a cashless way to pay for their parking on municipal car parks in Newcastle-under-Lyme will soon see a change to the service.   
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                            Borough council champions five more years of Business Improvement District to drive town centre regenerationA commitment to the regeneration and prosperity of Newcastle-under-Lyme town centre by supporting a further five-year term for an improvement partnership has been made by the borough council.   
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                            Brampton Museum wins visitor attraction of the year awardA council-run heritage and cultural service home to more than 2,000 years of local history is officially the best place to visit in Newcastle-under-Lyme.   
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                            Council puts green spaces on the map with Fields in TrustMore than 20 open and green spaces in Newcastle-under-Lyme are the first sites in the borough being considered for legal protection in perpetuity. 
