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Borough Council leads town centre remembrance events
Residents are invited to join the Mayor and councillors in Newcastle-under-Lyme to honour and remember members of the armed forces who have sacrificed their lives in military service.
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Wolstanton Marsh update
David Hutchison, Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council’s Cabinet member for Sustainable Environment, said:
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Town looks its best for Britain in Bloom
Newcastle is looking at its finest for two rounds of Britain in Bloom judging.
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Council steps up food takeaway service
Waste collectors are using the green energy boom to generate money from food waste.
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Park tennis courts reopen for free use
Park tennis courts have officially reopened for free public use after a renovation costing £116,000.
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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.
