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Sarah Myles - The Courier Online

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By Sarah Myles
| The Courier (Newcastle University) Verified
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Homelessness cuts put on hold by Newcastle City Council

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By Sarah Myles
| The Courier (Newcastle University) Verified
Newcastle City council’s plans to halve the spending on beds in support of the homeless has been paused. The Local Democracy Reporting Service has said that the cuts were removed from the final budget proposals which were published ahead of Newcastle City Council’s next cabinet meeting. This proposal wanted to “invest in a longer-term vision" in order to help the causes of homelessness and reduce a “reliance on temporary accommodation” by working with providers.
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Removal of Jesmond bollards begins

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By Sarah Myles
| The Courier (Newcastle University) Verified
Nick Fewings - Unsplash The low traffic neighbourhood (LTN) scheme bollards are currently undergoing removal in Jesmond. After a 10-month trial period, Newcastle City Council have confirmed that the bollards have provoked mixed reviews and will therefore be removed. The bollards were installed on several streets between Osborne Road and Cradlewell in March 2023 and the scheme was planned to run until September.
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