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Planning application submitted for homeless hub
Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council has submitted a detailed planning application to create a homeless hub at International House on Stubbs Gate.
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Preparations under way for Heroes Awards night
Winners have been chosen and awards sponsors are in place for the inaugural Newcastle Borough Heroes Awards.
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Standstill period on Walleys Quarry Abatement Notice ends
A five month compliance period for Walleys Quarry to stop smell nuisance from the landfill site ended this week.
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Cost of living help for residents
Financial support and practical advice for people facing the cost of living crisis will continue in the coming year.
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New cycleway sections link town centre to longer route
Work to create new sections of town centre cycleway to connect to a longer walking and cycling corridor in Newcastle begin this summer.
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Grant help to keep residents in their homes
Up to £30,000 a time will be spent on adapting properties to help eligible residents stay longer in their own homes.
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Investment plan for more street cleaning
A new generation of street sweepers may be on the streets soon to increase the amount of cleaning done.
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Countdown to nominate Newcastle Heroes
There are only a few days left to nominate someone young or old who makes a difference for Newcastle’s first ‘community heroes’ awards.
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Council approves low-increase budget
Budget proposals promising investment in key areas, while keeping a council tax increase to a minimum, have been approved.
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National recognition stems from hard work
Newcastle and Kidsgrove’s green parks, pleasant public places and eye-catching roundabouts are on the shortlist for a prestigious national award.
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Council and partners introduce orders to combat anti-social behaviour
Revised public space protection orders (PSPOs) have been introduced in Newcastle town centre and Queen Elizabeth Park to help tackle anti-social behaviour.