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‌ ‌ ‌ Request a conversation about your or a carer's needs Do you need to speak to someone in Adult Social Care at Newcastle City Council? Adult Social Care at Newcastle City Council can give you information and support if you, or the person you care for, are struggling at home with daily activities. This includes moving around your home, getting dressed or caring for someone. You can contact Community Health and Social Care Direct to ask for...

‌ ‌ ‌ Title Have your say Adopt a Plot Adopt a Plot There is currently no process for informally adopting council land - formerly known as 'Adopt a plot'. Where people can adopt small parcels of council land to care for and maintain themselves. Related Pages Council Property and Land Ownership Property managed by the Council Trees, wildlife and green environment Advertisement Is this page useful? Is this page useful? Yes No Why could you not...

‌ ‌ ‌ Rubbish and recycling Emptying bins and collecting recycling is one of our key services. We collect general waste, recycling and - if paid for - garden and bulky waste from homes. We also offer a paid for service for businesses. Every year our crews empty almost 8 million bins and we also welcome thousands of residents to our three recycling centres. Recycling centres Check your bin day Garden waste Bulky waste Recycling Replacement bins...

‌ ‌ ‌ Title Have your say Minimum energy efficiency standards Minimum energy efficiency standards Domestic minimum energy efficiency standards (MEES) set out the lowest energy efficiency level for private rented homes. They were introduced to improve the quality of buildings in England and Wales and to increase the energy efficiency of the worst performing homes. They mean that is unlawful to let homes to new tenants, or renew an existing tenancy,...

‌ ‌ ‌ Title Have your say Noise Noise Find out about how we deal with complaints about noise from: neighbours and other premises, vehicles or machinery building work, including DIY outside in the street, including busking and loudspeakers Advertisement Is this page useful? Is this page useful? Yes No Why could you not find the information you required? - None -Unclear informationInformation not availablePage not foundReport a faultOut of date...

‌ ‌ ‌ Title Have your say Powers of entry Powers of entry A power of entry is a statutory right for a person (for example, local authority trading standards or environmental health officers) to legally enter defined premises, such as businesses, vehicles or land, for specific purposes. The purposes for which a power of entry might be exercised include undertaking an inspection, dealing with an emergency or searching for evidence during an investigation....

‌ ‌ ‌ Title Have your say Events Events Future events Attending events Organising events Contact us Newcastle is a vibrant city that hosts everything from major international events to music concerts, top sporting action and small community festivals. We are extremely proud to have hosted: London 2012 Olympic Games' football matches the Rugby World Cup in 2015 Magic Weekend in 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018 the Heineken Cup Champions Final in 2019...

‌ ‌ ‌ Title Have your say Shared bins Shared bins We have brought in shared bins, where appropriate, in some areas of Newcastle that have back lane waste and recycling collections. They are in place in South Jesmond, Ouseburn, Benwell, Elswick, Wingrove and Arthur's Hill wards. There is a lot of information on this page about shared bins, so either scroll down or just click on the section you are interested in: What are shared bins? Why we have...

‌ ‌ ‌ Title Have your say Pay and Display – Red Walk (including scratchcards) - Terms and Conditions of Use Pay and Display – Red Walk (including scratchcards) - Terms and Conditions of Use Parking permits issued by Newcastle City Council are issued subject to terms and conditions of use, which permits holders should ensure that they are familiar with. Should you have any queries in regards to using your parking permit please contact parkingpermits@newcastle.gov.uk...

‌ ‌ ‌ Title Have your say How Planning Applications Are Decided How Planning Applications Are Decided To be more efficient, the Government encourages councils to allow Officers to make more decisions, particularly in the case of straightforward or less complicated cases. In Newcastle, more than 90% of planning applications are decided under what is known as "delegated powers". This means that the Planning Committee has given the authority to...