The Latest Breaking News from Newcastle

Newcastle City Council leader ‘immensely sad’ after losing selection vote

Nick Forbes, a prominent member of the Labour Party, will consider whether to elsewhere after not being picked to stand in his ward of 22 years.

The Independent UK · Feb 9, 2022

Newcastle's Handyside Arcade is back, well, sort of - a new indie market is set for launch

Next month, the new Handyside Arcade Alternative Market will take place over two floors in the Atrium of Newcastle City Library

Chronicle Live · Feb 9, 2022

Newcastle engineering firm CD Group acquired by recruiters and contractors NRL Group

The deal creates a business with £185m combined turnover

Birmingham Post · Feb 9, 2022

Aged care COVID cases triple in Newcastle and Hunter region

The sector's peak body says up to 50 per cent of staff have been affected amid a threefold increase in infections in the space of a month.

ABC News · Feb 9, 2022

Frank Lampard gives Yerry Mina and Demarai Gray injury updates after Everton defeat at Newcastle United

Everton lost both Yerry Mina and Demarai Gray to injury in their 3-1 defeat at Newcastle United

Liverpool Echo · Feb 8, 2022

Princess Anne spotted in Newcastle during visit to Northumbria University

Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal was seen in the city centre on Tuesday during a visit to the North East

Chronicle Live · Feb 8, 2022

Stonehenge tops bucket list of places in the UK you need to see before you die

Stonehenge took the top spot in a bucket list survey, beating the view from Newcastle’s Tyne Bridge and Brighton’s Royal Pavilion. Our other favourite sights include Cheddar Gorge and the London Eye

Daily Mirror · Feb 8, 2022

Green campaigners in despair over 'huge blow' to Newcastle wildlife from new developments

Councillors backed a series of proposals last week despite concerns over habitats being severed

Chronicle Live · Feb 8, 2022

Pablo Eggsgobao dismisses fears over drugs and anti-social behaviour outside Newcastle school

Callerton Academy objected to the breakfast takeaway's plans to serve alcohol as part of a new "community hub" development next to the school's temporary home in Blandford Street

Chronicle Live · Feb 8, 2022

Party like it's 1996 - a successful Euro 2028 bid could net the North East millions

A bid from the UK and Ireland to stage football's Euro 2028 bid has been revealed which could provide a huge boost to the North East if successful

Chronicle Live · Feb 8, 2022