Camperdown Ward Councillors

08/05/2026

It is utterly disgraceful to see political opponents trying to score points over someone being taken into hospital.

My ward colleague was unable to attend the election count due to a genuine medical emergency. At a time when she should be focused on her health and recovery, certain individuals have chosen instead to attack and mock her absence for political gain.

Politics should never come before basic humanity and decency. We can disagree strongly on policy and campaigning, but there has to be a line. Personal health matters are not a political weapon.

She has worked tirelessly for residents in our ward and deserves support and compassion not cheap shots from the opposition.

I wish her a full and speedy recovery.

05/05/2026

We’ve seen the concerns about the proposed charges for Festival Cottages Community Room—and let’s be clear: as your local councillors, we fought this, and the charge has been stopped.

This proposal would have hit older residents and community groups hardest, risking the loss of vital activities that tackle loneliness and support wellbeing. It was wrong, and we took action alongside residents to make sure it didn’t go ahead.

This is what Labour councillors do. We don’t stand by while services are put at risk—we stand up, we organise, and we deliver results for our communities. We believe community spaces should be protected, not priced out of reach.

The difference is clear: when Labour represents you, we fight for you—and we win.

Thank you to everyone who spoke up and stood with us. We’ll keep working every day to protect the services our community depends on.

Joan Walker and Labour this Thursday to keep moving our community forward. (Steve, Tracy and Joan)

07/03/2026

17/02/2026

North Tyneside Council is proposing a new Local Plan to shape the future of our communities. The Local Plan guides how planning decisions are made. It is still at an early stage, and the Council wants to hear from as many local residents as possible.🗣️

You can submit your views until Wednesday 25 February 2026, via the website link below.

You can also email: [email protected]

Or call on: 0191 643 2310

Or write to: North Tyneside Council, Planning Team, Quadrant, The Silverlink North, Cobalt Business Park, North Tyneside, NE27 0BY

Stay informed by joining Our North Tyneside Voice

04/02/2026

📢 We’re going digital! Camperdown’s first-ever Online Surgeries 💻
North Tyneside Council is launching online councillor surgeries for Camperdown residents, making it easier than ever to get in touch with your local councillor.
👤 Camperdown Councillor: Tracy Hallway
🗓 When?
📍 First Saturday and Sunday of every month
⏰ 12 noon - 1pm
💻 Online via Microsoft Teams
You can drop in using the links below, or email [email protected] to book a time slot.
🔵 Saturday Surgery
🔗 Join online:
https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/31880304933815?p=KF8zFcVxYcOZ98UOsj
🆔 Meeting ID: 318 803 049 338 15
🔐 Passcode: yH9pF9SM
📞 Dial in by phone: +44 20 3821 1287
📟 Phone conference ID: 821 808 90 #
🟢 Sunday Surgery
🔗 Join online:
https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/31953500302273?p=aL326YjgvUuwbYLly9
🆔 Meeting ID: 319 535 003 022 73
🔐 Passcode: Nq6jr7nM
📞 Dial in by phone: +44 20 3821 1287
📟 Phone conference ID: 434 092 521 #
✨ No travel. No barriers. Just easier access to your local councillor.
Please share with Camperdown residents who may find this helpful.

03/02/2026

Camperdown Councillors are very pleased to share the news the proposed new build development near Burradon has been permitted, for nine supported living apartments with associated landscape and parking, yesterday afternoon (2/2/2026).

The site at the entrance to Moorview has been derelict for many years with residents sharing their views they are delighted to see a new development in the neighbourhood. 🏠

21/01/2026

Families across North Tyneside are accessing affordable, nutritious food each week through community food clubs run by The Bread and Butter Thing, new 2025 impact data shows.

North Tyneside Council has worked in partnership with The Bread and Butter Thing since 2022 to expand access to low-cost food through local community venues.

Read more here:

Families across North Tyneside are accessing affordable, nutritious food each week through The Bread and Butter Thing

14/01/2026

🗣️Your local councillors will be visiting streets in Annitsford this Saturday (17th January) from 10am.

If you would like to speak to us, please display this street visit flyer in your window by 9.30am on Saturday.

04/01/2026

Councillors Joan Walker and Steve Cox welcomed in the New Year in Annitsford regardless of the weather on a snowy cold Saturday morning. This is their 11th street visit in Camperdown Ward which started in October last year.

North Tyneside council was also operating a snowy weather bin collections schedule working a longer shift on Saturday due to snow, out till 4pm, as well as Council staff out gritting roads 🥶

23/12/2025

Wishing a Merry Christmas to those celebrating, and warm holiday wishes to everyone across Camperdown Ward 🎄
From your local Councillors Joan, Steve & Tracy.
Here’s to a happy and healthy New Year ✨