Latest news
Borough Council by-election to be held
A by-election will be held for a single seat in Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council’s Town ward.
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Council celebrates antiques market success ahead of Small Business Saturday
A couple from Manchester belong to a faithful collective of specialist traders who are looking forward to a bright future on Newcastle-under-Lyme Markets.
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Essential roof repairs set to begin at J2 leisure centre
Essential repairs to the roof above the main swimming pool at Jubilee2 leisure centre in Newcastle-under-Lyme will begin this Monday, 8 December.
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Borough transformation continues at pace as key sites undergo Town Deal-backed regeneration
The transformation of Newcastle-under-Lyme is continuing at pace as several town deal-backed regeneration projects progress across the borough.
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Anniversary call for Walleys Quarry action
One year on from Walleys Quarry being issued with a closure notice, Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council continues to press Government to resolve the long-term future of the site.
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Council sends its reorganisation message to Government
Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council has submitted its proposals for if forced reorganisation of local councils goes ahead.
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Council plans maximum 10p-a-week tax rise for most households
The Borough Council’s share of council tax in Newcastle-under-Lyme is set to rise by far less than the rate of inflation.
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Council consults on new town centre PSPO plans
Residents, businesses and other stakeholders can have their say on new plans to ensure a town centre remains a safe, welcoming and pleasant place to live, shop, work and visit.
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Council votes to protect services in face of forced reorganisation
Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council has backed a proposal to create a unitary authority on existing borough boundaries if local government reorganisation is forced on Staffordshire.
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Check who you pay to take your rubbish away
Residents, community groups and businesses are being encouraged to play their part in upholding high standards of civic pride in Newcastle-under-Lyme.
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Newcastle town centre business vote welcomed
Council Leader Simon Tagg has welcomed news that members of the Newcastle-under-Lyme Business Improvement District (BID) have voted in favour of the organisation continuing until 2031.
