Latest news
Public realm improvements progessing in Kidsgrove
Work to improve the public realm around the King Street shopping precinct in Kidsgrove town centre is progressing well.
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Council leads week of action to boost pride in Kidsgrove
Residents living in the north of the borough can help to make their communities even cleaner, greener and more welcoming next week.
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Children's artwork creates lasting tribute to beloved monarch
Two young artists have left their mark on Queens Gardens after winning a popular painting competition.
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Newcastle-under-Lyme Local Plan
A joint statement issued by Council Leader Jonathan Gullis and Deputy Leader Graham Shaw regarding the Local Plan.
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Roll up your sleeves for the big borough clean-up
Communities are coming together soon to help keep streets, parks and open spaces in Newcastle-under-Lyme clean, green and welcoming for everyone.
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Kidsgrove Town Deal information session to be held at library
Delivery plans for improvements in Kidsgrove are being laid out next week.
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Council helps landowner clear unauthorised camp
Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council has worked with a private landowner to clear an unauthorised camp close near the town centre.
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Council Leader tells Government: Don’t force taxpayers to fund pointless planning exercise
Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council is calling on the Government to delay demands for the Council to start work on a new Local Plan.
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Scrapping electric bin lorries saves taxpayers more than £6.2 million
Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council has revealed it has now saved taxpayers more than £6.2 million by scrapping plans for electric bin lorries.
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Talk of relaunching HS2 project through Newcastle draws condemnation
Talk of reopening plans for a high-speed rail-line through Staffordshire has brought renewed criticism on behalf of affected residents.
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Borough crime rate falls thanks to joint action
Crime in Newcastle-under-Lyme has fallen by more than a fifth over the past two years, according to the latest figures.
