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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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Wins for Conservatives and Reform UK in Borough Council by-elections
Two seats have been won by the Conservative Party and Reform UK in a double by-election for Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council.
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Children's art exhibition celebrates local landmarks
A new children’s art exhibition in Newcastle town centre celebrates local landmarks that make Newcastle-under-Lyme unique.
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Award-winning museum celebrates lottery win
Heritage and cultural services in Newcastle-under-Lyme have received a major boost thanks to National Lottery players.
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Magician conjures up top prize in Borough Heroes Awards
A local man who has dedicated many years to putting Newcastle-under-Lyme on the map as the birthplace of modern circus founder Philip Astley has won a Lifetime Achievement Award.
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Civic Pride magic comes to Audley
Services and volunteers are making a positive difference in another village in the borough as part of an ongoing initiative to boost pride in Newcastle-under-Lyme.
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By-election candidates confirmed
Five candidates are standing in two by-elections for seats on Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council.
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Council hosts service of commemoration for late Mayor
Civic dignitaries, friends, colleagues and representatives from key organisations will come together to remember the late Mayor of Newcastle-under-Lyme, Cllr. Barry Panter.
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Council launches Parkinson's exercise programme at Jubilee2
Residents diagnosed with Parkinson’s can improve their health and overall well-being thanks to a new specialist referral scheme.
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Crematorium recycling funds support for two charities
Two charities that help grieving parents and young people at risk of heart abnormalities in the local area will receive a financial boost thanks to bereaved families in the borough.
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Minister invited to see Council service delivery for himself
The government minister responsible for local government reorganisation has been re-invited to Newcastle-under-Lyme so he can see for himself the success of the existing two-tier system.
