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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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Council wins £1.5 million for community projects
Two dozen local projects are to receive £1.5 million in funding over the next 12 months.
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Council pays tribute to late Mayor Barry Panter
Tributes will be paid to the late Mayor of Newcastle-under-Lyme at a special council meeting.
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Kerbside recycling service expands two years early
Residents in Newcastle-under-Lyme can recycle additional types of plastics and cartons at home two years ahead of a legal deadline.
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£85 million landmark regeneration sites ready to progress
Three major regeneration projects in the centre of Newcastle are all ready to take their next step.
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Charity ball celebrates Mayor's memory
An annual event hosted by the Mayor of Newcastle-under-Lyme to raise funds for local charities is this year being dedicated to their memory.
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Flawed reorganisation proposals don’t add up, says council
Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council is ready to fight for the Borough's future because it disagrees with the proposed forced reorganisation of Local Government that threatens services to residents.
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Do you know a borough hero?
The deadline for Borough Heroes Awards nominations has been extended to midnight on Sunday, 16 March.
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Cabinet to approve new countryside park at Keele
A new countryside park is set to be created on council-owned land at Keele.
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No clear argument that residents benefit from local government reorganisation
There is no clear argument that reorganising local government in North Staffordshire will benefit residents, says a council leader.
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Walleys Quarry statement
The Leader of Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council has responded to the news that the operators of Walleys Quarry have gone into liquidation.
