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Demolition of flats to regenerate the centre of Felling set to continue25 March 2025
Council leaders have praised the progress being made toward the regeneration of the centre of Felling, as work to demolish redundant blocks of flats continues.
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TechNExt is back for 202521 March 2025
ONE OF the North East's most dynamic sectors will be showcased and supported this summer, as the first details of the region's biggest tech festival are unveile...
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Adult Social Care celebrates CQC recognition21 March 2025
Teams across our Adult Social Care services have been recognised for their dedication to supporting people to live thriving lives in Gateshead.
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Gateshead asked to #LoveWhereYouLive21 March 2025
Our commitment to looking after our local environment continues as we are supporting Keep Britain Tidy's Great British Spring Clean, which runs until 6 April, a...
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Estate walkabouts strengthen community voice19 March 2025
Gateshead's residents can take a more active role in shaping their communities through a series of estate walkabouts organised by the council's housing team.
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Councillors agree to demolish flyover18 March 2025
The Gateshead Highway flyover will be pulled down as council leaders continue at pace with ambitious plans to regenerate the area as a gateway into the town cen...
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People encouraged to share flooding stories and fears to aid change18 March 2025
Residents are being urged to have their say at a series of meetings across the North East, including in Gateshead.
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New playing cards celebrate the heritage and creativity of west Gateshead18 March 2025
The cards were unveiled during a celebration at Gateshead Central Library
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Gateshead Council open dedicated space for care experienced young people17 March 2025
A launch day was held last week to officially open 'The Outpost', a dedicated space for care experienced young people in Gateshead.
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Memorial to remember lives lost to pandemic agreed on the Day of Reflection14 March 2025
Residents had their views heard on a memorial to remember the lives lost to the pandemic, which was agreed by council leaders on the Day of Reflection.