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Northumberland leader calls for better funding amid council tax scrap debate (opens the original)
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North East leaders have called for a “fairer deal” for our region, amid reports that council tax could be scrapped. Andy Burnham has said there will be “big decisions” to come on the future of council tax and criticised the unfairness of the system. However, Downing Street has since denied that the Prime Minister is actively considering replacing the charge and Mr Burnham has also ruled out axing stamp duty. Senior political figures in the North East have long complained that the council tax sys
Traffic chaos fears as Gateshead roundabout to shut for 26 days from this weekend (opens the original)
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Motorists have been warned to expect traffic woe from this weekend, as the demolition of the Gateshead Flyover moves to its “most challenging” stage. Drivers who travel through central Gateshead when going to or from Newcastle have been urged to avoid the area for weeks to come, amid concerns over the prospect of gridlock around the town centre. That is because the Park Lane roundabout will close for almost a month, in order to allow demolition contractors to tear down the derelict flyover above
Council boss slams care providers costs as 'morally reprehensible' (opens the original)
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CARE providers looking after some of Northumberland’s most vulnerable children have been accused of charging “morally reprehensible” sums. A council boss hit out at companies in the private care market this week, amid concern over the escalating costs to local authorities forced to use external providers to look after some children and young people with complex care needs. Figures presented to Northumberland councillors on Wednesday (July 15) showed that the county council reported a £4.5 millio
Council leader vows fight to dual A1 despite Government 'no' (opens the original)
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Northumberland’s council leader says the region’s resolve to get the A1 dualled will not be diminished by a continuing lack of commitment from the Government. The long-standing campaign to upgrade the busy road through Northumberland has been reignited in recent weeks, following a tragic spate of deadly incidents. Six people were killed in three separate accidents on the A1 in May and June, prompting renewed calls for Labour ministers to reconsider a dualling project that was cancelled in 2024.
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