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Have your say on our services

It's now even easier to get involved with North Tyneside Council and share your views. Residents can register on the site and the team will...

Redevelopment of Grade II listed council building up for an award

The redevelopment of a Grade II* listed building has won recognition and put North Tyneside...

Garages to become affordable homes in North Shields

Draughty old garages from the 1950s are being converted into comfortable homes by North Tyneside...

Artwork chosen to help north tyneside to remember and reflect the pandemic

Residents of North Tyneside have selected their favourite designs to feature in reflection areas being created across the borough.

Positive report for SEND services in North Tyneside

North Tyneside praised by Ofsted and CQC for united approach to improving the lives of children and young people with SEND

Outcomes for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in...

Press release: An abstract view of the Council crest

North Tyneside Cabinet agree budget proposals

North Tyneside Council’s Cabinet agreed its budget proposals on Monday (Jan 31) following a...

North Tyneside health chief backs new Covid campaign featuring North East artists as Plan B restrictions end

Despite Plan B measures across England ending this Thursday 27 January, Covid cases in the North...

Oak tree planted in Tynemouth honours Jewish refugees

A special commemorative oak tree has been planted in Tynemouth Park to mark the 80th anniversary...

Holocaust Memorial Event 2022

Every year on the week of Holocaust Memorial Day, we host an event on the Friday, bringing...

Morph in the North!

The world’s first ever Morph art trail hits the streets of North Tyneside this weekend.

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Council may use compulsory purchase powers to regenerate Fish Quay factory site

North Tyneside Council may have to rely on compulsory purchase powers to help kick-start the...

Free night time arts event series taking place across the North East in early 2022

Over four nights in March, a new free event will bring magic to visitors of all ages in...

Parents of teenage troublemakers receive eviction warnings

Youths who hurled abuse at staff and customers and caused damage at a shopping centre have...

Statement from LA7 Directors of Public Health

The return to Plan A

Coronavirus rates across the region have fallen considerably in the...

Ambitious sustainable transport scheme to get underway

Work is due to start next week (w/c January 17) on an innovative new roundabout with on-road...

Cllr Graham, Mayor Redfearn, Michelle Bailey and Bill Phillips outside Tynemouth Pool

North Tyneside leisure centres to sport environmentally friendly heating systems

North Tyneside Council’s ambitious carbon neutral plans have taken another major step forward.

North Tyneside Health Inequalities Fund Launched

North Tyneside CCG and North Tyneside Council have created...

National Recognition for North Tyneside’s Champion of Children in Care

North Tyneside’s Virtual Headteacher has been recognised in the New Year Honours list for the...

Nominations open for Whitley Bay Town Cup

Nominations are now open for the Whitley Bay Town Cup, as North Tyneside Council looks to...

North Tyneside 10K road race - entry is open!

Entry is now open for the North Tyneside 10k Road Race – a great motivation to improve your...

More people than ever plan to go alcohol free this January

Losing weight, more energy, better sleep and a healthier relationship with alcohol. They’re the benefits of Dry January as new research shows nearly 1 in 5 people (18%) who drink alcohol or 7.9 million people are planning to take a month off alcohol in the New Year.