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The Latest Breaking News from Newcastle City Council

Redevelopment of Newcastle Central Station set to restart months after collapse of builders Tolent

A new contractor is set to be appointed to complete the building of a new western entrance to the train station

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Three Byker shops shut down following reports of selling vapes to children as young as 10

The shops, which are all on Shields Road, were investigated by Northumbria Police and Newcastle City Council

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Locals call for fresh start for 'neglected' Newcastle riverside plot after Whey Aye wheel saga

The future of the old Spillers flour mill site is in question, with planning permission for the huge Whey Aye wheel development having expired this week

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Council targets street drinking and dog dirt in renewed clampdown on Newcastle anti-social behaviour

Offenders can be hit with a £100 fine if caught drinking alcohol on the streets of Newcastle or failing to clean up after their dog, in continuing restrictions to protect public spaces

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'Eyesore' 5G phone built in the wrong place could be set to stay in Newcastle village

Mobile phone giant Three built the 59ft pole in the wrong location and has now had to ask Newcastle City Council for a second approval so it can stay

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Time runs out on Newcastle's giant Whey Aye wheel as planning permission expires

A three-year deadline to start construction on the Giants on the Quayside scheme has passed, but council bosses have stayed silent on what might happen next

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Fly-tipper order to pay more than £1,000 for dumping plasterboard, broken pallets and wash basins in Newcastle park

Mahmoud Mohamed, 55, pleaded guilty to depositing controlled waste on land without an environmental permit

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Northumbria Police say Newcastle council's Jesmond traffic measures 'impact ability' to effectively police area

Northumbria Police have argued that not only will there be time added to attending incidents, but fuel consumption will be greater due to the traffic measures and restrictions.

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'I'm hoping that it can still be saved': Shields Road locals react to £2.8m regeneration project

Some are optimistic about the money being put into the high street, while others are worried that it won't be enough

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Newcastle Council says over 2,000 less vehicles are using Osbourne Road due to controversial Jesmond traffic measures

A new report released by Newcastle City Council shows the impact of the Low Traffic Neighbourhood since it was implemented in March

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'Trailblazing' harm reduction project sees police seize almost £3m-worth of drugs in Newcastle in 2 years

Police, council and Government figures have welcomed the success of pioneering drugs harm reduction scheme Project ADDER.

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Labour reveals two-candidate shortlist in North East mayoral race

Police and Crime Commissioner Kim McGuinness and Ex-MEP Paul Brannen will go head-to-head

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Newcastle City Council and Northumbria Police to put extra officers on patrol at The Hoppings

Europe's largest travelling funfair will have increased staff to ensure thousands of people can enjoy it safely

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Council issues child safety pledge after two Tyneside schools forced to close over concrete collapse concerns

St John Vianney Catholic Primary in West Denton and St Columba's in Wallsend have both had to shut their doors due to the presence of Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC)

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Newcastle City Council launch safety inspections in cemeteries that could see unstable gravestones cordoned off

The inspections will include identifying defects in gravestones, and carrying out push tests to check that they are secure

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Illegal tobacco and vapes worth £200,000 seized after raid at Newcastle riverside compound

A massive haul of illegal tobacco products were nabbed after a raid on a compound on the Newcastle riverside

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Newcastle man who claimed to be licensed for tip runs fined after dumping rubbish near homes

Yan Dominic Hall, 21, pleaded guilty to depositing controlled waste on land without the authority of an environmental permit

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Newcastle 'very heavily reliant' on Government to pay for multi-billion pound plan to reach net zero

City leaders have set the goal of making Newcastle carbon neutral by the end of this decade, 20 years ahead of the national target, but it will cost billions

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Newcastle City Council's anti-graffiti team planning to tackle three of the cities' busiest high-streets

After launching in February, the graffiti removal team took down 150 pieces of last month

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High Level Bridge to get £4m revamp as councils back restoration work to keep it 'safe'

It will mean that the High Level Bridge could be undergoing a substantial revamp at the same time as the Tyne Bridge

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Row over 'eyesore' 5G mast in Newcastle village reignited – after it was built in wrong place

Council bosses were handed more than 170 objections letters about the 'ugly' mast in Hazlerigg this week

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Newcastle city councillor announces intention to stand as Lib Dem parliamentary candidate for Berwick

The seat was held by Liberal Democrat MP Alan Beith for decades

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Newcastle Clean Air Zone: Coach firm's anger over 'crazy' restrictions on vehicle upgrade grants

Phoenix Coaches provides home to school transport for special needs children in Newcastle, but cannot get financial help to upgrade its high-polluting minibuses

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Last minute push to make pool entry free 'hijacks' 20-year strategy

One councillor pushed for free entry to the city's pools.

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Council denies Grainger Market ‘privatisation’ claim as staff exodus forces switch to outside management firm

A real estate consultant is taking over the day-to-day running of the Grainger Market, with Newcastle City Council saying it cannot offer the 'visible' presence traders want itself

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