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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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Council HGV fleet set to switch to alternative fuel
In a major step towards reducing the level of carbon emissions across all of its services the Council will move away from ‘dirty’ diesel.
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New Council Plan aims to build on record of success
The Council has published its new Council Plan, setting out its vision and key priorities for the next four years.
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Volunteers wanted for town centre safe space
The Safe Space in the town centre is open on Friday evenings from 9pm to 2am. To enable us to open the space, we are looking for volunteers.
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Inspiring Abi awarded wildcard entry into national market final
Abi Proctor, 25, is rubbing shoulders with the best young market traders in the country this bank holiday weekend - and her journey started at our Newcastle-under-Lyme Markets.
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Popular art and craft competition open to all Staffordshire artists
Local artists are being encouraged to submit their masterpieces for possible inclusion in a popular exhibition at the Brampton Museum. There are a variety of prizes for the main winners.
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‘Rubbish' exhibition focuses on Recycling
A thought-provoking exhibition at Brampton Museum really brings home the recycling message.
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Activity due to recommence at Sky Building site
After a five-year delay, work on the abandoned Sky Building in Newcastle’s town centre is due to recommence.
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Unauthorised Encampment - Land off Kentmere Place/Earls Drive
Traveller encampment update
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Council invites partners to join '850' Borough celebrations
Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council has written to key partners to offer them an opportunity to support a programme of celebratory events planned for the borough next year.
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Council leaders take opportunity to share learnings from University sustainability projects
Members of Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council have visited Keele University to learn more about their ground-breaking research into climate change and renewable technologies.
