Latest news
Final call for voters ahead of local elections
Time is running out for borough residents to make their final preparations to vote in the upcoming local elections.
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Balanced budget promises spending on front-line services
Investing in town centres, continued spending on front-line services and job creation are all part of Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council’s spending plans for the coming year.
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Recycling and waste collections over Christmas and New Year
Some recycling and waste collections over Christmas and New Year are affected by the bank holidays.
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Council reacts to Government White Paper on English Devolution
Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council’s Leader Simon Tagg has reacted to publication of the Government’s White Paper on English Devolution.
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Medieval charter inspires Clare to pen book about Borough's history
Research used to curate a special museum exhibition which helped to mark a momentous milestone has now been turned into a new, limited-edition book by a member of council staff.
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Council calls on MPs to support railway blight fight
MPs are being urged to back a council’s fight to oppose the resurrection of the HS2 rail line.
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Festive free parking for town centre
Residents, shoppers and visitors can enjoy three weekends of free parking in Newcastle town centre during the busy festive period.
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Council prosecutes PSPO penalty notice evaders
Two troublemakers who breached a Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) in Newcastle town centre are counting the cost of their actions.
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Food lovers: get ready for a winter feast in Castle
Prepare yourself for yuletide yumminess as Castle Food & Drink Fest returns to Newcastle-under-Lyme on Saturday, 14 December – this time with a side of Christmas cheer.
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Reaction to Environment Agency statement regarding Walleys Quarry
The Environment Agency has today (Thursday, 28 November) issued a Closure Notice to Walleys Quarry Ltd requiring the closure of its Newcastle-under-Lyme landfill site.
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More than 100 solar panels set to go live on latest council buildings
More civic buildings in Newcastle-under-Lyme are set to start producing their own renewable energy by the end of December.
