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Join in market celebrations for national Armed Forces Day
Residents, shoppers and visitors of all ages can show their support for the men and women who make up the British Armed Forces community.
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Shopkeeper ordered to pay £5,000 for underage alcohol sales
A Newcastle shopkeeper has been ordered to pay more than £5,000 in costs and fines after selling alcohol to two fourteen-year-olds last year.
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New Civic Pride event focuses on Knutton and Cross Heath
A collaborative campaign designed to boost pride and belonging in communities across Newcastle-under-Lyme moves to a new location next week.
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New Borough Mayor announced
The new Mayor of Newcastle-under-Lyme has been elected.
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Continuing delays threaten train station project
Urgent action is needed to safeguard funding for Kidsgrove train station, as the Borough Council leader calls again for the local MP to act.
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Local Service delivery for residents is key to future shape of Local Government
Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council’s Cabinet has pledged to continue to champion services delivered locally to residents as part of submissions on Local Government Reorganisation.
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Community partners reunite to show pride in Newcastle neighbourhoods
Residents can join in activities designed to boost community pride in two neighbourhoods.
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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.
