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Gateshead Council unveils £311m housing investment plan26 February 2026Over £311 million will be invested in council housing in Gateshead over the next five years with ambitious plans to upgrade existing homes and have new affordab...
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Financial support for terminally ill26 February 2026Terminally ill people in Gateshead will be exempt from paying Council Tax after councillors agreed the proposals.
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Art to bring to life new town centre event space26 February 2026The former G Scott Cars site is to be transformed with a series of bold, community‑created artworks that will turn its seven railway arches into a vibrant open‑...
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North East Mayor backs Capital&Centric's Gateshead Old Town Hall regen26 February 2026Major plans to transform the iconic Old Town Hall in Gateshead into a thriving new neighbourhood have received a £3.4m funding boost.
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100 books to mark 100 years24 February 2026Gateshead Libraries have handpicked a book a year to mark beloved library's centenary.
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Housing service apprentice recognised for digital innovation23 February 2026A council apprentice has been recognised for his outstanding contribution to digital improvement and professional development, highlighting the importance of ap...
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The future of skating in Gateshead20 February 2026Leading skateboarding organisation Shred the North is to work with Gateshead Council to look at options for replacing the famous Five Bridges skate park.
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Gateshead shortlisted for 'Most Improved Council' award19 February 2026Gateshead Council has been shortlisted for 'Most Improved Council' at the 2026 Local Government Chronicle (LGC) Awards.
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Culture awaits at Gateshead's Shape Festival this half term17 February 2026Gateshead's new Shape Festival is set to transform the borough into a cultural playground this half term.
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Tyne to get gritted09 February 2026Gateshead school children and residents have used their imagination to suggest names for Gateshead Council's gritting fleet.
