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Newcastle

Newcastle elects first Conservative since 1992 as Doc Anand wins in Gosforth

Newcastle has elected a Conservative for the first time since 1992. Tory candidate Doc Anand defeated the Lib Dems in Gosforth to end his party’s...
Elections

Newcastle City Council 2024 election results in full

A frantic election night in Newcastle saw the city elect its first Conservative councillor in 32 years and its first ever Greens. In a night...
Elections

North East mayor: Voters face defining choice for region’s future on historic election

This week is a defining moment for the future of the North East. On Thursday, voters across Northumberland, Tyne and Wear, and Durham go to...
Licensing

‘Bleak’ Newcastle city centre square could be transformed into £2 million street food market

A “bleak” corner of Newcastle city centre could be turned into a new street food market – but is facing objections from worried neighbours. Plans...
Newcastle

Labour councillor quits over Palestine support

A Labour councillor in Newcastle has quit the party and claims he has been “victimised” over his support for Palestine. Cllr Rahman, who has been...
Gateshead

Fans protest over club’s play-off removal

Devastated Gateshead FC fans have hit out at the “sickening” decision to block the club from the National League play-offs. The Heed have been denied...
Newcastle

NUFC anti-sportswashing group calls for ‘push back’ against Saudi owners ahead of match protest

Newcastle United fans campaigning against the Saudi ownership of the club have renewed calls for Tyneside’s leaders to speak up over the state’s human...
Housing

Plans submitted to demolish Castle Leazes and make way for £250million redevelopment.

Plans to tear down a major student housing block at Newcastle University have officially been put before city decision-makers. The university announced a £250 million...
Newcastle

Newcastle’s iconic Barker and Stonehouse to be replaced by student flats

Plans to tear down Newcastle’s empty Barker and Stonehouse store to make way for student flats could be approved next week. The furniture showroom, near...
Jobs

Labour Shadow Chancellor warns of looming job losses at Hitachi factory, calls for government action

Hitachi could begin the process of laying off staff at its County Durham factory as early as June, according to Labour’s Shadow Chancellor. The future...
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