Have your say on plans for Blakelaw and Bullocksteads Parklife Hubs. Click on 'see more' to find out about this and give your views.
Working in partnership with Northumberland FA and Newcastle United Foundation, Newcastle City Council has had an expression of interest form accepted for the Parklife Football Hubs Programme – a national scheme aimed at developing modern sporting facilities across the country. We would like to get your views on this! Find out more here:
Parklife is a five-year commitment to building multi-pitch hubs with artificial grass pitches across towns and cities in England, with the aim of raising playing standards and opportunities for all. The £200m programme receives investment from The FA alongside the Government, Premier League and local partners. Newcastle City Council has led on producing feasibility work and site investigations which have identified two preferred sites in the city. These proposed locations are Blakelaw Park and Bullocksteads (in Kenton Bank Foot).
Please look at the proposals, then complete our online survey below and give us your comments.
If you have any further questions, require any additional information, or need this information in a different format (such as large print), please email Amy Stillwell or telephone: 0191 2773612.
Please give us your views about sexual health services in Newcastle upon Tyne before 8 July 2019 - click on 'see more' to take part.
Newcastle City
Council is undertaking a review of sexual health services in Newcastle. This
includes services relating to:
Contraception
Sexually-transmitted infections (STIs)
HIV awareness and prevention
Sexuality and promoting sexual health
How we provide advice about sexual health
Find out more here:
These services are currently provided by a range of organisations within
Newcastle, including: GPs, community services, acute hospitals, pharmacies, and
voluntary organisations. These contracts are now due to be renewed, so we are
taking the opportunity to review how the whole service is delivered.
The first part of this is understanding how well the current
services meet the needs of people who use them, who may use them in future, and
the general public. We are also holding workshops with organisations who
currently provide services, to get their views.
We want
to hear your views, as they are important and
can influence the future of sexual health services in Newcastle. Please
complete the form below and get your answers back to us before 8 July 2019. The results will be published on Let's
talk Newcastle Online (www.letstalknewcastle.co.uk), and shared with organisations who provide services and
support people who use them.
After this, the next stage will be to define a new model for
delivering services, and we will be using your feedback to help us to do that. We will then
consult on this new service model later this year.
The survey is confidential, and we will
keep your answers private. No one will be identified from their answers or in
any reports about what people told us. Thank you
for giving us your views.
If you need this information in
another format, such as large print, or you have questions about this, please
contact us at: letstalk@newcastle.gov.uk
Have your say about your priorities for Kenton Ward.
Take part in our online survey to tell us about your priorities for Kenton Ward over the coming year. Survey results will be considered alongside a discussion which will take place at the Kenton Annual Ward Meeting on Thursday 18 July, 6.30pm at Church of the Ascension.
The online survey will be open until Monday 15 July at 11.59pm.
