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Environmental offenders face tough fines or legal action
People who damage the environment in Newcastle-under-Lyme will be hit harder where it hurts: in their pockets.
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New chief executive recommended
Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council has identified its preferred new Chief Executive officer.
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‘Small’ museum wins big award
Brampton Museum’s all-round excellence has been recognised with a top award.
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High-speed broadband plan for neglected areas
High-speed internet connections are going to be provided in parts of Newcastle overlooked by mainstream providers.
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New brochures promote investment
Updated brochures highlighting what’s happening in Newcastle and Kidsgrove are being launched to promote the towns.
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Go Digital winner saves half their council tax
A Chesterton resident who signed up to access a council’s services online has won 50 per cent off their council tax for the coming year.
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National recognition for support workers
People helping the homeless and vulnerable have been shortlisted for a national award.
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Partnership approach gives Newcastle businesses the opportunity to thrive
A new business advisor has been appointed to support ambitious entrepreneurs across Newcastle-under-Lyme.
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Brampton Museum launches adult art and craft classes
Brampton Museum is launching a series of arts and craft classes for adults to develop their creative skills.
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Council calls for Walleys Quarry closure
Members of Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council have voted to urge the Environment Agency (EA) to close Walleys Quarry.
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Balanced budget limits cost to residents
Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council’s council tax will rise by a maximum of 8p a week for most residents.