The proposed North East Active Travel Strategy outlines plans for a major package of investments in the region’s walking, wheeling and cycling network totalling £500m. A public consultation is live until 5 March 2023.
Read the proposed North East Active Travel Strategy by clicking below. Please contact us to request an alternative format.
Equality includes and affects everyone. As an organisation we are committed to equality, to meeting our duties and to using the feedback we receive to help us work better for our residents.
This documents will help set the direction for the homelessness service in the borough over the next 5 years up to 2028 and proposes actions to achieve our aims.
To make sure that the strategy represents everyone's needs in the borough we are consulting with a wide range of interested parties, including tenants and residents. We want to know what you think about our proposals and would therefore like to invite to complete our short survey questionnaire.
This documents will help set the direction for housing in the borough over the next 5 years up to 2028 and proposes actions to achieve our aims.
To make sure that the strategy represents everyone's needs in the borough we are consulting with a wide range of interested parties, including tenants and residents. We want to know what you think about our proposals and would therefore like to invite to complete our short survey questionnaire.
North Tyneside Council's budget for 2023/24 is driven by the key priorities that make up the Our North Tyneside plan – a thriving, secure, family friendly, caring and green North Tyneside. We have a very clear and detailed plan to ensure anyone who needs support can access it, to help the most vulnerable members of our communities, and to continue investment in all parts of the Borough.
North Tyneside Council is part of the North of Tyne Combined Authority. This partnership authority invests money in our region to improve skills and drive economic growth. You can comment on their budget proposals until 6 January 2023 on the Combined Authority website. See link below.
We are seeking people’s views on the updated draft North Tyneside Cycling Strategy.
The updated strategy sets a new target for an annual increase in cycling trips of 10 per cent, increased from seven per cent in the existing strategy. This follows continued investment in the cycling network, expansion of Bikeability cycle training in schools and increased popularity of initiatives such as the annual Summer of Cycling. It reflects the council’s wider aims set out in the North Tyneside Transport Strategy (updated 2021), North Tyneside Local Plan and Our North Tyneside Plan.
North Tyneside Council is reviewing its Policy on the licensing of sex establishments. This Policy sets out how the Council as a Licensing Authority will exercise its statutory functions when licensing sex establishments. This includes the promotion of consistency in decision-making.
The current Policy came into force in February 2017 and has been updated to include the following changes:
The rising cost of living, through increasing energy, food and fuel costs, is affecting many of us.
We are committed to supporting our residents, especially those most affected, and our businesses. On this page, you will find the support available from the Council, advice, and signposting to other relevant organisations. This includes help for families and individuals, whether you’re working or not.
The rising cost of living, and the support to help to deal with it, is changing quickly. We will regularly review and update these pages to reflect that.
