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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 calls on Government to ensure permanent capping of Walleys Quarry landfill
The borough council has outlined its latest position which it hopes will help lead to the swift, full and permanent capping and restoration of Walleys Quarry – at no cost to local council taxpayers.
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Support your town's museum through new group and help collection to tick along
A new supporters’ group for Newcastle-under-Lyme’s museum officially launches this Friday (18 July) – and potential members are being urged to get in touch.
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Children and staff recycle famous names for new vehicle fleet
New operational vehicles now have individual identities thanks to the creativity of primary school pupils, brownies and council staff.
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Council waves flag for premium green spaces
Several parks and green spaces in Newcastle-under-Lyme are officially some of the best in the country.
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Summer Space membership at Jubilee2 is out of this world
Young people in Newcastle-under-Lyme can enjoy unlimited swimming and gym sessions throughout the summer holidays for just £12.
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No support for ‘super council’ proposal
A district council considering supporting a single North Staffordshire ‘super authority’ has been told its proposal is not backed by a key member.
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New museum exhibition captures post-industrial landmarks
An exhibition of contemporary artworks exploring post-industrial landmarks has opened at Brampton Museum in Newcastle-under-Lyme.
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Residents can now log ASB case reviews with council
Improvements have been made to a multi-agency review which scrutinises the support provided to repeat victims of anti-social behaviour (ASB) in Newcastle-under-Lyme.
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Westbury Park and Northwood are new focus for Civic Pride
A long-term scheme designed to increase residents’ pride in different neighbourhoods across Newcastle-under-Lyme is focusing on a new area this week.
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Cabinet reviews draft Civic Pride strategy
Residents, partners and other stakeholders will soon be asked to further shape a new strategy outlining how they can be involved in decision-making and local service delivery.
