The Latest Breaking News from North Tyneside

North Tyneside Council seeks to encourage more everyday cycling

The local authority wants to see a 10% increase in cycling per year.

Chronicle Live · Oct 18, 2022

North Tyneside Council pledges to tackle hate crimes after over 400 incidents reported in a year

North Tyneside Council has seen an increase in hate crimes culminating in 404 reported last year.

Chronicle Live · Oct 18, 2022

NHS bosses give detail on new care service that will bring 250 jobs and ease pressure on hospitals

The service will be rolled out across Northumberland and North Tyneside

Chronicle Live · Oct 5, 2022

Fate of old Tynemouth Library set to be decided by North Tyneside planners

The site in Front Street could become a community hub with library facilities, a Newcastle Building Society branch, and six new flats

Chronicle Live · Sep 21, 2022

North Tyneside shipyard set for multi-million pound restoration in bid to attract clean energy jobs

The Howdon Yard is in need of repairs to make it a more attractive site for employers to move onto

Chronicle Live · Sep 21, 2022

Special education in North Tyneside facing financial pressures with £17m deficit

The council anticipates cash pressures as more and more children require additional educational support

Chronicle Live · Sep 13, 2022

Cullercoats fisherwomen to be celebrated at National Gallery with talk involving North Tyneside artist

Penny Payne is on the panel for Winslow Homer: Studies of Life and His Art at the National Gallery in London on Friday night

Chronicle Live · Sep 9, 2022

Tory councillor claims authority has prioritised profits in controversial Tynemouth development

North Tyneside Council did not enter legal agreements with Tynemouth Metro developer amounting to nearly £400,000

Chronicle Live · Sep 9, 2022

Hope North Tyneside coastal heritage building could be saved by link to revered artist

The Watch House in Cullercoats recently hosted Sylvia Yount, co-curator of the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art, who was exploring the village's connection to American artist Winslow Homer

Chronicle Live · Sep 8, 2022

'Inappropriate activities' including flying drones could be banned on North Tyneside council land

A public consultation is ongoing to determine the public mood on banning camping, fire pits, and drones on council land

Chronicle Live · Sep 2, 2022