North East council gets back £15m loaned to troubled Essex authority that has £1.5bn debt Newcastle City Council was among a number of authorities owed money by counterparts in crisis-hit Thurrock Chronicle Live · Dec 22, 2022
Black Eye Friday message to Christmas revellers set to descend on Newcastle Important safety advice has been issued to drinkers heading up to Newcastle on the last Friday before Christmas Chronicle Live · Dec 22, 2022
'I know the fear' - Help point installed at Newcastle’s Leazes Park to protect women An emergency response can be summoned immediately by the simple press of a button Chronicle Live · Dec 20, 2022
Everything you need to know about Newcastle's New Year Laser Light City Laser Light City will return to Newcastle for three nights over the New Year period and the event is set to be bigger than ever Chronicle Live · Dec 19, 2022
Newcastle help to heat scheme: What is it and how you can apply? The Sustainable Warmth Scheme wants to help people’s homes be warmer, save money and lower emissions Chronicle Live · Dec 16, 2022
The roads and footpaths Newcastle prioritises for gritting as temperatures plummet Newcastle City Council is responsible for keeping paths and roads salted and safe during cold weather Chronicle Live · Dec 12, 2022
'More than just a football club' - The importance of Newcastle United for city on 130th anniversary As Newcastle United celebrates its 130th anniversary we take a look at how vital the club is to the city and its economy Chronicle Live · Dec 9, 2022
Doubts surround plans for Newcastle's huge Whey Aye wheel – with approval set to lapse in six months Developers have until June to start work on the £100m scheme, while it has emerged that a deal for them to lease the land at the old Spillers flour mill has already lapsed Chronicle Live · Dec 9, 2022
Newcastle's orange e-scooters to stay until 2024 after Council agrees extension with Neuron Neuron Mobility's e-scooters will be in Newcastle until at least May 2024 Chronicle Live · Dec 1, 2022
Newcastle Quayside flats saga rumbles on with new court battle looming to get plans go-ahead A judge quashed the decision to allow a controversial apartment complex on the Plot 12 site to be built last month, but that verdict could now be challenged in the Court of Appeal Chronicle Live · Dec 1, 2022
Newcastle's orange e-scooters to stay, for now, as council and Neuron agree short extension Newcastle City Council and Neuron have struck a deal to keep the scooters in the city beyond the trial period's November 30 deadline Chronicle Live · Dec 1, 2022
Plans to install 'horrible eyesore' 5G mast in Newcastle village rejected by council chiefs More than 30 locals had spoken out against the proposals for a new 5G mast in Brunton Park Chronicle Live · Dec 1, 2022
North East leaders vent fury over 'unthinkable' 5% rise in council tax bills during cost of living crisis Council chiefs in Newcastle, Durham, and Gateshead all spoke out on Tuesday over the prospect of local authorities being expected to impose a major increase in residents' bills Chronicle Live · Nov 30, 2022
Tyne Bridge in an even worse state than feared – and restoration could now mean four years of traffic chaos The iconic crossing needs more extensive repairs than had been anticipated and council bosses have warned that two lanes of traffic will need to be shut during the massive works Chronicle Live · Nov 29, 2022
Chronicle Live · Nov 29, 2022 Plans for new wardens to combat Newcastle anti-social behaviour hit by recruitment setback Council bosses say they have had to make the job "more exciting" to find applicants willing to patrol the streets
Chronicle Live · Nov 23, 2022 Council won't claw back cash from controversial developer – and admits to rising costs for unfinished homes Newcastle City Council has confirmed it will not seek to reclaim any of the £2m it has paid to developer Orca, which is behind an incomplete housing development in Gosforth
Chronicle Live · Nov 22, 2022 Newcastle council tax bill rises and how much you'll pay if 2023/2024 budget is approved How council tax bills will rise from April 2023 for homes in every band if Newcastle City Council's plan to save £23.2m in a year is approved
Chronicle Live · Nov 22, 2022 Elderly residents 'locked in their houses' by broken lift at Newcastle tower block Residents at The Spinney have been left infuriated by regular problems with the lift which serves its odd-numbered floors
Chronicle Live · Nov 21, 2022 Council denies doing Government's 'dirty work' after hecklers challenge £23m budget cut plans Campaigners interrupted a Newcastle City Council meeting on Monday night, after the council had announced its latest round of proposed spending cuts
Chronicle Live · Nov 21, 2022 Newcastle e-scooter trial set to end on November 30 - but it could be extended Newcastle City Council has yet to announce if the orange Neuron e-scooters will stay beyond November 2022. Sunderland has extended its trial into 2024
Chronicle Live · Nov 19, 2022 Newcastle Christmas market surrounded by anti-terror bollards to protect crowds Newcastle City Council confirmed that barriers have been put in place as a "precautionary measure"
Chronicle Live · Nov 18, 2022 Newcastle Christmas market map for week two and guide to this year's stalls We've pulled together everything you need to know about the stalls at this year's Christmas market - and where you can find them
Chronicle Live · Nov 16, 2022 Newcastle Clean Air Zone: Cash grants of up to £16,000 to help drivers dodge pollution tolls Drivers of vehicles that will be charged under the Clean Air Zone will be able to apply for grants from next week to help them upgrade to cleaner models
Chronicle Live · Nov 15, 2022 Newcastle City Council facing prosecution following tragic death of six-year-old Ella Henderson Ella Henderson tragically died after she was hit by a falling tree at Gosforth Park First School on Friday, September 25, 2020, aged six
Chronicle Live · Nov 11, 2022 Council tax and Newcastle parking charges to rise under plans to slash £23m from budget Local authority bosses also plan to cut spending on social services, delete more than 30 vacant civic centre jobs, and end a cycle training programme for school children