Welcome to your Kenton Ward 'Where I Live' webpage

This site gives you the opportunity to 'have your say' and find out what is going on in your local area. By using the links on the right hand side of this page you can find out what's going on in your area including meetings and events and information on community groups.

Kenton Ward Committee

The next Ward Committee will be held on;

Wednesday 15 February 2012 6pm - 8pm. Kenton School Sports Facility.
For further details contact the Kenton Ward Co-ordinator, Julie Innes-Nelson.
Phone: 0191 277 7997
E-mail: julie.innes.nelson@newcastle.gov.uk

Decent Neighbourhood Standards

Every neighbourhood in Newcastle will be brought up to a decent standard under a new set of proposals by the city council.   

The council, with residents, wants to create its own Decent Neighbourhoods Standard to ensure consistently good services in each of the city’s 26 wards, with services such as street cleaning, graffiti removal and bin collection being constantly monitored and improved.
Residents who would like to make their views known should visit http://www.letstalknewcastle.co.uk/consultations/index/13 and take part in an online survey.
 

Budget Consultations

Newcastle City Council’s draft budget for 2012 has now been published for consultation. We want to hear views on the proposals, in particular from those who feel they might be directly affected by them. It’s really important that we fully understand the impact that budget cuts could have on individuals and communities across the city. 

Consultation events
There are three consultation events taking place across the city, open to all residents. Places to these sessions are limited so please let us know if you’d like to attend by sending an email to letstalk@newcastle.gov.uk or phoning 0191 277 7682.
o 25 January, 6 - 8pm, Gosforth Civic Hall
o 26 January, 5 - 7pm, Westgate Centre for Sport
o 31 January, 6 - 8pm, Ouseburn Community Centre

Other ways to have your say

 

Highways and Traffic Management - Ward Update

The latest progress report on highways schemes (pdf;49KB)


HealthWatch Stakeholder Sessions

The Government’s Health and Social Care Bill 2011 requires Local Authorities to ensure there is a local HealthWatch in their area. The date set by the Government for Local Authorities to have a local HealthWatch in place is 1st April 2013. 

To book your place, please telephone the Wellbeing for Life Team
on 0191 211 6464 or email wellbeingforlife@newcastle.gov.uk
Do you want to have your say about health and social care services in Newcastle?
Please let us know if you need any special requirements
or adjustments so we can arrange these for you.
Tea, coffee, juice and water will be provided.

Local History

An arts project is taking place which will consider the role of the Second World War bunkers in Kenton and Blakelaw in the air defence of the North of England, Scotland and Northern Ireland. The Team working on the project are keen to hear from people who have personal stories of the bunkers and operations to defend the area.

Secret Bunker North:  Secret Bunker North web site

Kenton Dene

Your local Councillors are keen to improve access to Kenton Dene and for local people to use the Dene for more activities. We are looking at whether we can make improvements to the Dene by creating new footpaths and cycle ways as well as creating wild flower meadows and wet land planting. If you would be interested in getting involved in a 'Friend of Kenton Dene' group to help with this work please contact the Kenton Ward Co-ordinator, Julie Innes-Nelson.
Phone: 277 7997
E-mail: julie.innes.nelson@newcastle.gov.uk

Kenton Ward

Kenton Ward includes a number of neighbourhoods including Cowgate, Central Grange, Montagu, Kenton, Kenton Gardens, Kenton Bar and part of North Kenton.

This site should enable you to find details of local services and support. We are developing this site and we would welcome your views and comments about this site, please use the Your View contact form.

Online map

Use our online map to find your nearest libraries and schools,  also where your nearest recycling site is and leisure services, such as swimming pools, and heritage information, such as listed buildings and ancient monuments.

Newcastle City Council is not responsible for the content of external Internet sites.