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HUNDREDS ATTEND LEMINGTON FESTIVAL
Hundreds of local people enjoyed the first ever Lemington Festival.
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Hundreds of local people enjoyed the first ever Lemington Festival.
Planning permission has been granted to Netto to build a new store on the site of the old Kwik Save premises and Collingwood pub in Wansbeck Road. The planning permission includes more parking than…
The Lib Dem-run city council has given the Woolsington Ward Committee £600,000 to spend locally over the next three years.
The future of Kenton Lodge, currently the home of Trinity School, is being considered as a result of the school's move within the next couple of years from the site.
Resurfacing has taken place at Kinross Drive, Colgrove Way and Winton Way in North Kenton, with Warrington Road, Renwick Avenue, Charles Avenue and King George Road (all off Fawdon Park Road) to…
The Council has approved a new parking plan for the St Nicholas' hospital site, which should help to absorb some of the commuter parking which has started to spread into areas such as Princes Meadow.
Further meetings have taken place between representatives from Trinity Church, the Shopping Centre, and the Council to discuss ways of improving Gosforth High Street.
Police are taking action against motorbikes after complaints from residents and councillors across the Outer West of Newcastle.
Liberal Democrat Leader, Nick Clegg, recently visited Newcastle, and attended a public meeting held in the Civic Hall, Irton Street, Gosforth, with over 150 residents present.