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The Latest Breaking News from North Tyneside

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

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Metro security squad to stay for three years after helping slash crime at North Tyneside stations

Nexus has announced that the 24-strong team has been retained for an extra three years, having been brought in to help deal with a spate of crime and disorder

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Heron Foods in Wallsend granted extended licence to sell alcohol until 10pm

Despite opposition from some residents, North Tyneside councillors have agreed to extend the shop's alcohol licence

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Arrest made after search for North Tyneside man wanted in connection with burglary at Blyth newsagents

A man has been arrested in connection with a burglary at a newsagents in Blyth

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'Eyesore' of Whitley Bay's former 42nd Street bar could be redeveloped

Updated plans will be put forward to North Tyneside Council early next week as part of plans to regenerate sites where former pubs once stood

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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'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

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Controversial Tynemouth "Gulag-style" housing development criticised by councillors

Despite objections from the public and Tynemouth councillors, North Tyneside council has greenlit a housing and commerical complex on vacant land near to Tynemouth metro station.

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Aldi hiring over 300 staff in Tyneside with salaries of up to £48,490 on offer

Aldi is recruiting staff members to work in stores in Gateshead and North Tyneside, with both full-time and part-time positions available

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More volunteers needed to prevent youth crime in North Tyneside and Northumberland says charity

A charity recruitment campaign aims to stop crime and reoffending across North Tyneside and Northumberland

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Environment Agency says it's taking North Sea sewage issue seriously amid 'don't swim' warnings

There are don't swim warnings for beaches in Northumberland, North Tyneside and South Shields due to storm sewage being pumped into the North Sea

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Major Metro line to be closed most of next week to replace damaged overhead lines in North Tyneside

Nexus say the works needed to be done as soon as possible following damage incurred during this summer's extreme weather

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North Tyneside schools announce cheaper or free uniform and winter coats to help with cost of living crisis

New guidance from the Department of Education requires schools to make uniforms more accessible to families as the cost of living crisis continues to spiral.

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Tynemouth Longsands named among UK's best spots for wild swimming

Award-winning North Tyneside beach wins further recognition for its clean water and visitor experience

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Under demolition - the troubled Tyneside housing estate nicknamed 'Colditz' by residents

Killingworth Towers in North Tyneside, a 750-flat housing estate plagued by problems, stood for just two decades before it was demolished in 1987

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'It starts as a fairy tale but ends in a nightmare': Stalking victim's controlling partner ruined her life

North Tyneside nurse feared she would never escape her bullying partner Gary Maddison

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North Tyneside to streamline parking permit and disabled bay applications

Councillors have green-lit proposals to lessen requirements needed to apply for disabled parking bays and permit parking in North Tyneside.

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Council's climate emergency update gets praise from North Tyneside's mayor, but more needs to be done says Green Party

A council update into its handling of the climate crisis lists several cases of enviromental progress, but the Green Party maintains there is more work to be done.

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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

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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".

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