Latest news
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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Development ready to kick off at football pitches
Changing rooms with toilets and showers are to be built to improve a popular sports field.
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Independent review praises council’s work
An independent report has concluded that Newcastle Borough Council has strong leadership, financial stability and is poised to deliver ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ regeneration projects.
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Landscape-changing development moves closer
A garage workshop is to be knocked down and rebuilt to create space for a landscape-changing town centre development.
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850th anniversary celebrations to create legacies
Celebrations of Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough’s historic anniversary will be used to create a long-lasting legacy.
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New statue commissioned of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
A new statue of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II has been commissioned as part of a town’s 850th anniversary celebrations.
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Public consultation begins on planning proposals
Public consultation on possible future locations for homes, businesses, community facilities and protected green spaces begins today.
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‘Explain emissions’ call for landfill operator
Walleys Quarry Ltd is being asked to explain the cause of emissions provoking recent complaints from residents.
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850 Celebrations step up for summer
A year-long celebration of Newcastle-under-Lyme’s heritage will reach a peak this month with a whole series of events.
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£4.8 million for community projects
Community projects will benefit from £4.8 million over the next two years.
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Town centre redevelopment plan set for huge step forward
A multi-million project to regenerate part of Newcastle town centre is poised to take a huge step forward.
