Austen Shakespeare
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Objections to plans for nine-bed HMO in Gateshead (opens the original)
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Council officers say the plans should be approved with the precedent set by 73 Durham Road.. (Pictured)(Image: Simon Greener/Newcastle Chronicle) An application to convert three flats into a 9-bedroom house of multiple occupation in Deckham will be heard by Gateshead councillors next week. The local authority’s planning and development committee will decide on an application to convert three flats at 81 Durham Road into a single HMO. According to the application, the proposed HMO would accommoda
Vote of no confidence called for council chair after High Borrans debate remark (opens the original)
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High Borrans protest outside North Tyneside Council headquarters.(Image: Iain Buist/Newcastle Chronicle) North Tyneside Council has been asked to host a vote of no confidence following the chair’s ‘shut up’ remark during a debate about High Borrans. North Tyneside’s Tory group has formally requested that the council organise a full council meeting for a vote of no confidence in the council’s chair coun Wendy Lott. The request comes after coun Lott was recorded saying ‘oh shut up’, as campaigners
'New era' heralded for Gateshead as flyover demolition completed (opens the original)
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The final span of the Gateshead flyover has been torn down – ending a 6-month demolition project and the start of future development. The last stretch of the A167 flyover, which dates back to the late 1960s, has been demolished completing the razing of the structure which began in April this year. The flyover was closed back in December 2024, never to reopen, amid fears it could collapse. The concerns sparked roads closure and even saw the Metro split into two, with the line closed between Monum
Full list of allowances Gateshead councillors can claim as review is 'overdue' (opens the original)
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Gateshead councillors' allowances are up for review. (Image: Gateshead Council) A review of Gateshead councillors’ allowances is “now overdue,” with an independent panel being assembled to make recommendations. What councillors in Gateshead are paid for their service, including any extra special responsibility extras, are set to be examined by an independent review. However, the council’s new Reform leadership has stated the majority of its own councillors have already written to the payroll dep
New standing charge set for high-rise heating customers starting on November 1 (opens the original)
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Gateshead Council residents who use the high rise energy scheme for heating are set for a new standing charge. (Image: Danny Lawson/PA Wire) A new annual standing charge will be introduced on the heating bills of high-rise Gateshead Council tenants, following cabinet approval. Gateshead Council’s cabinet has agreed to a yearly £25 standing charge to customers who get their heat through the High Rise Energy Infrastructure for Gateshead scheme. The charge, which equates to 6.9p a day, will start f
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