Gateshead pensioner fighting eviction from childhood home insists he's going nowhere Ken May remains defiant as he refuses to budge from the Wardley property he has called home since 1955 Chronicle Live · May 19, 2023
Pensioner faces being kicked out of home of 67 years in council safety row Ken May, who has lived in the Gateshead property since 1955, says he could be kicked out as early as next week amid a long-standing dispute with his local council Daily Mirror · May 18, 2023
Pensioner faces eviction from home of 67 years by council for third time Ken May, 68, received a third notice for eviction after previous battles with the local authority in 2022 and 2019. Daily Record · May 17, 2023
Gateshead pensioner faces eviction from council home of 67 years yet again Wardley resident Ken May could be forced to leave the house he has called home since 1955 Chronicle Live · May 17, 2023
Council tenant satisfaction plummets by half to 44% in Gateshead Residents' complaints mainly revolve around house repairs, anti-social behaviour, street repair or cleaning Chronicle Live · May 16, 2023
Mould, damp and condensation reported in more than 1,000 of Gateshead's council houses Defective buildings, scarce technology, and lifestyle choices still prove to challenge Gateshead Council's efforts against mould, damp and condensation Chronicle Live · May 15, 2023
Gran wins fixed penalty fight over bus lane which pocketed council £1.8m in one year Council has quashed Sandra Dawson's fine after bosses said it was not in the public interest to reprimand the pensioner Wales Online · May 11, 2023
Gateshead residents urged to have their say on special educational needs services Residents are encouraged to help inspectors get a bigger picture of special educational provisions in the borough Chronicle Live · May 10, 2023
Newcastle grandmother's delight after Gateshead Council backs down on Askew Road bus lane fine The Dumpling Hall pensioner is glad that "common sense" saved her from a £70 fixed penalty notice from the Askew Road bus lane Chronicle Live · May 6, 2023
Local elections 2023: Labour loses two seats in Gateshead in wards with leisure centres under threat The Lib Dem opposition claimed victory in both Birtley and Saltwell as votes were counted on Friday morning Chronicle Live · May 5, 2023
Local elections 2023: All the results from Gateshead Council – how every candidate scored A third of the council seats in Gateshead were up for grabs on local elections day Chronicle Live · May 4, 2023
Gateshead local elections guide 2023 - all the candidates and the issues for voters Here is everything you need to know for the upcoming local elections in Gateshead. Chronicle Live · May 3, 2023
Local elections 2023: What time will results be announced in Newcastle, Sunderland, Gateshead, North Tyneside, and South Tyneside? All five of the Tyne and Wear councils have elections this year, with a third of the local authority seats being contested Chronicle Live · May 2, 2023
Nearly third of Gateshead five-year-olds suffer from tooth decay as more dentists go private On average, children in Gateshead suffering from the condition have four teeth experiencing decay Chronicle Live · Apr 27, 2023
Chronicle Live · Apr 26, 2023 Gateshead Council to receive £1.25m to support drug and alcohol misuse recovery While grateful for the extra cash to help combat substance abuse, councillors are still concerned about the levels of available funding
Chronicle Live · Apr 25, 2023 Council bosses concerned over Lloyds pharmacy closure allowing a 'stranglehold' of another provider Gateshead Council officials have expressed concern over the reduced prescription provision in the borough
Chronicle Live · Apr 22, 2023 Health report reveals more than 70% of adults in Gateshead are overweight or obese Council health chiefs are developing methods to help those least able to participate in exercise to halt a health crisis
Chronicle Live · Apr 21, 2023 Network Rail submits plans for seven month repair works on High Level Bridge If approved work could take place on the iconic Victorian landmark between August and next March
Chronicle Live · Apr 19, 2023 Neighbours concerned potential children's home on street in Ryton could bring down house prices A children's charity hopes councillors will allow them to establish a facility to look after up to four children in a former house in Ryton
Chronicle Live · Apr 19, 2023 Town Hall Rich List 2023: North East council boss's expenses were highest in the country The annual list is produced by think tank the Taxpayer's Alliance every year
Chronicle Live · Apr 18, 2023 Gateshead Council data breaches on increase since 2020 due to 'human error' While incidents are on the increase, councillors were told these reflect better recording processes
Chronicle Live · Apr 13, 2023 Gateshead Civic Centre largely empty with running costs spiralling to £1.4m per year Gateshead Council's HQ is in need of extensive work to attract new tenants with occupancy plummeting as people adapt to working from home
Chronicle Live · Apr 5, 2023 Gateshead Council local elections 2023: Full Candidate list The complete list of council candidates for Gateshead's local elections this year.
Chronicle Live · Mar 31, 2023 Keelman’s Way footpath finally reopened following Storm Desmond landslip The path had been closed for a little over two years, in need of renovation and rework after the storm caused a large landslip to the bank
Chronicle Live · Mar 24, 2023 'No predicament without austerity,' as councillor remains tight-lipped on fund that could save Gateshead leisure centres Angela Douglas says that it would be better if the Government put up "some or all of the money" to save the leisure centre, after Gateshead Council's budget has been reduced by 56% in the last 12 years