The Latest Breaking News from North Tyneside

North Tyneside council's investment in Newcastle Airport returns to pre-pandemic value

A draft financial report indicates good news for the council's coffers

Chronicle Live · Jul 31, 2022

Council pledges to put "honesty" back in politics after scandals

After a series of campaining scandals throughout the May local elections and the Camperdown by-election, the local authority has passed a pledge to ensure all parties adhere to "honesty, integrity, and respect".

Chronicle Live · Jul 25, 2022

Northumberland Estates eyes move into battery storage market with two North Tyneside sites

The property development and investment company, which includes the business interests of the Duke of Northumberland, hopes to capitalise on renewables demand

Birmingham Post · Jul 20, 2022

Aldi jobs up for grabs in North Tyneside and Northumberland with salaries of £41,235

Aldi is looking to hire four assistant store managers in North Tyneside and Northumberland

Chronicle Live · Jul 7, 2022

This is the reason why a hospital chimney in North Shields is being dismantled

Works are currently under way to dismantle the chimney which can be seen above the North Tyneside General Hospital

Chronicle Live · Jul 2, 2022

Council endorses a 'smoke free' North Tyneside in less than 10 years

North Tynside council has endorsed recommendations to reduce the number of smokers to just five per cent of the population

Chronicle Live · Jul 2, 2022

Young carers in North Tyneside feel they have "missed out on their childhood" says report

A social care and health watchdog has updated North Tyneside council on the increasing pressures on carers as young as five

Chronicle Live · Jul 1, 2022

Cost of dentistry leads to much needed treatment being put off by residents in North Tyneside

Hundreds of people have said the price of dentistry is beyond what they can afford and is a 'significant barrier to getting treatment'

Chronicle Live · Jul 1, 2022

North Tyneside artists call for more support as culture chief vows to push for Arts Council backing

A preliminary consultation to create a better council art culture strategy finds creatives want more and better access to art funds

Chronicle Live · Jun 29, 2022

BT denies setting up 'food bank' in North Tyneside office for staff

Union says workers' pantry is a sign of low pay but telecoms giant insists it's just to help out those who can't get to the shops

Chronicle Live · Jun 24, 2022