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Council News - Spring 2024
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We're keen to get your feedback on Council News so we can improve future issues.
In this issue you will find important updates about the upcoming elections in May and how to ensure you can participate, our budget for 2024/25, bin collections over the Easter period and our Easter opening hours.
You can also read two features - one focusing on our £2m investment to improve the local environment so everyone can take pride in their local area and secondly an interview during which the co chairs of Gateshead Youth Assembly challenged the Leader of the Council and Cabinet Member for Children and Young People to answer questions about plans for Gateshead.
Hearing your views is crucial to help us improve our services and in turn help Gateshead to thrive. We have a number of events taking place this year and you can find out more about how to participate. You can also take part in our MetroGreen consultation, which will be a key development in the future around the Metrocentre, and give your views of the review of ward boundaries for Gateshead.
Other features in this issue include improvements in our housing repairs service, an update on the Tyne Bridge works, advice on Easter recycling, changes to how we deliver Adult Social Care, Pride in Gateshead and how to get out and about as the weather, hopefully, starts to improve.
Council News - Spring 2024
Download
Download the latest issue (PDF) [16MB] (opens new window)
Read
All households in Gateshead should have received a copy of the spring issue of Council News. If yours hasn't reached you, please let us know so we can send you a replacement.
Request a copy of Council News
Feedback
We're keen to get your feedback on Council News so we can improve future issues.
In this issue you will find important updates about the upcoming elections in May and how to ensure you can participate, our budget for 2024/25, bin collections over the Easter period and our Easter opening hours.
You can also read two features - one focusing on our £2m investment to improve the local environment so everyone can take pride in their local area and secondly an interview during which the co chairs of Gateshead Youth Assembly challenged the Leader of the Council and Cabinet Member for Children and Young People to answer questions about plans for Gateshead.
Hearing your views is crucial to help us improve our services and in turn help Gateshead to thrive. We have a number of events taking place this year and you can find out more about how to participate. You can also take part in our MetroGreen consultation, which will be a key development in the future around the Metrocentre, and give your views of the review of ward boundaries for Gateshead.
Other features in this issue include improvements in our housing repairs service, an update on the Tyne Bridge works, advice on Easter recycling, changes to how we deliver Adult Social Care, Pride in Gateshead and how to get out and about as the weather, hopefully, starts to improve.
