Major investment for Chatterley Park.
Developer Harworth is set to build a new advanced manufacturing facility for a global automotive firm.
Backed by £3.6m Town Deal funding, the site could support up to 1,700 jobs.
Build due to start soon, ready in 2027.
Following the Prime Minister’s statement on local government reorganisation, our Leader has shared a response.
Read the full statement via the link in the comments ⬇️
Great to see Newcastle-based Lucideon expanding - and strengthening @KeeleUniversity Science & Innovation Park’s international reputation.
Advanced ceramics is a key sector for Newcastle and the county, and one we are keen to see develop further.
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🚧 King Street improvements are taking shape in Kidsgrove.
Work is creating a safer, more welcoming town centre with new planting, wider steps, improved parking and a safer traffic system.
Businesses remain open as usual. The scheme is part of the £16.9m Kidsgrove Town Deal.
Council taxpayer savings from cancelled Net Zero plans pass £10.5 million.
A review of planned spending has found that Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council will avoid more than £10.5 million in costs after cancelling its commitment to become carbon ‘Net Zero’ by 2030.
Plans approved for a new pump track at Lyme Valley 🚴
£135k secured to transform the BMX track into a modern, all-weather facility for all ages.
Read the full story below ⬇️
Plans for a new pump track at Lyme Valley Parkway 🚲
We’re upgrading the current BMX track into a modern, all-weather space for bikes, scooters and more. Designed for all ages and abilities.
💬 Public consultation coming soon.
Big changes coming to Bradwell Dingle 🌳
We’re investing £500k to transform the park with:
✅ New inclusive play area (70+ features)
✅ Outdoor gym
✅ Better access
✅ Pump track (coming soon)
Work is underway now, with completion due later this summer 💚
🇬🇧 Join us in Queens Gardens on Saturday 25 July, 11.30am–12.30pm for a special community flag-raising event.
Enjoy live music from Stafford Brigades Youth Band, refreshments and the raising of the Union Flag and St George’s Cross at midday.
Government plans will see our Borough Council replaced by a new unitary authority covering Newcastle-under-Lyme, Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire Moorlands.
Services will continue as normal for now.
We will keep representing our communities throughout the transition.
👏 11 former councillors have been appointed as Honorary Aldermen, recognising more than 190 years of service to Newcastle-under-Lyme.
Thank you for your dedication to our borough ♥️