Latest news
Keeping Council Tax low while protecting services
Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council’s proposed below-inflation council tax increase will still allow millions of pounds to be spent in the borough.
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Council pursues legal protection for green spaces
Almost 100 green spaces across Newcastle-under-Lyme could benefit from legal protection to safeguard them in perpetuity.
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Walleys Quarry legal action ends after company’s collapse
Legal action against the operators of Walleys Quarry cannot proceed now that the business has entered liquidation.
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Green grant fuels sustainable improvements at leisure centre
Major changes to energy infrastructure are taking place as part of plans to create a net zero leisure centre in Newcastle town centre.
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Borough set to mark VE Day 80th anniversary
The 80th anniversary of VE day is being marked through a host of commemorative events in Newcastle-under-Lyme next week.
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Wins for Conservatives and Reform UK in Borough Council by-elections
Two seats have been won by the Conservative Party and Reform UK in a double by-election for Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council.
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Children's art exhibition celebrates local landmarks
A new children’s art exhibition in Newcastle town centre celebrates local landmarks that make Newcastle-under-Lyme unique.
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Award-winning museum celebrates lottery win
Heritage and cultural services in Newcastle-under-Lyme have received a major boost thanks to National Lottery players.
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Magician conjures up top prize in Borough Heroes Awards
A local man who has dedicated many years to putting Newcastle-under-Lyme on the map as the birthplace of modern circus founder Philip Astley has won a Lifetime Achievement Award.
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Civic Pride magic comes to Audley
Services and volunteers are making a positive difference in another village in the borough as part of an ongoing initiative to boost pride in Newcastle-under-Lyme.
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By-election candidates confirmed
Five candidates are standing in two by-elections for seats on Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council.