Let's talk Newcastle

Welcome to Let’s talk Newcastle Online

Let's talk Newcastle online is a simple and convenient way for you to have your say and take part in Newcastle City Council's consultations online. You can complete an online survey, take part in topic walls where you can discuss and debate issues, vote in a poll or create your own forum to raise the things you want to talk about.

Registration is quick and easy and allows you to take part in topic walls, manage your consultations and get alerted when new consultations are added.

Get involved with Lets talk Newcastle’s latest consultations

Parklife Football Hubs Consultation 2018

Safeguarding Adults Board Strategic Annual Plan 2019 2020

Traffic related consultations

Air Quality Public Consultation 2019

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If you’d like to get involved in one of our Talkabout events in your area, see the listings calendar.

Please note, these will be regularly updated, so please check for further information.

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We want to hear your views on the potential measures we're considering for air quality in the North East. A public consultation, which is open to all residents, businesses, workers, students and commuters from across the North East, is now underway. As well as your views on potential measures for reducing harmful levels of pollution, we’d also like your views on the kinds of financial support measures that might be needed to help people and businesses affected. Your views will help us develop final proposals that must be submitted to government later this year. Read more about the proposals and take part in the consultation here: www.breathe-cleanair.com (you may need to copy and paste the link). The consultation is open until 17 May 2018.

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