Latest news
Keeping Council Tax low while protecting services
Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council’s proposed below-inflation council tax increase will still allow millions of pounds to be spent in the borough.
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Council appoints new finance officer
The new officer responsible for managing Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council’s multi-million budget has been appointed.
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Council calls for improvements in asylum accommodation system
The Home Office should review its current methods for accommodating asylum seekers in communities.
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Council set to deliver trio of Civic Pride events
A long-term scheme designed to boost people’s pride in their local neighbourhoods is focusing on three different villages next week.
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Council invests in community groups to enhance Civic Pride
Practical support for struggling parents and the extension of a shared orchard are just two of the community projects that are benefiting from a new fund.
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Museum event celebrates Black History Month
Families can enjoy an afternoon of culture and fun ahead of Black History Month.
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Council responds to latest Local Government Reorganisation proposal
Proposals to divide Staffordshire into two new ‘west’ and ‘east’ unitary councils need further work.
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Civic Pride Investment Fund invites new applications to empower communities
Applications are now being accepted for the second round of a new funding scheme which is supporting residents to enhance neighbourhoods across Newcastle-under-Lyme.
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Front-line service delivery recognised in report
Strong delivery of value-for-money local services is highlighted in Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council’s annual report for residents.
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Council waits for cash settlement to plan way ahead
A financially-stable council is preparing for new pressures this autumn as central Government recalculates local council funding.
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Kidsgrove Town Deal delivery is on right track
More transformative, multi-million pound projects designed to revitalise the town of Kidsgrove are moving forward at pace.
