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Government Office for the North East
Representing central government across North East England
We represent 12 central government departments across the region and are based in the centre of Newcastle in Citygate.
Swine flu
Our Regional Resilience Team, along with the Health Protection Agency, NHS North East and our local resilience forums have been involved in coordinating the region’s response to the current swine flu outbreak. The team coordinates and provides daily situation reports to Cabinet Office. More information on the outbreak can be found on the Department of Health and the Health Protection Agency websites. There is also a swine flu information line 0800 151 3513 for advice.
We work to deliver, influence and develop government programmes and initiatives at a regional and local level, by working in partnership with relevant organisations to meet local needs. With your help our site will continue to expand and improve. Please forward any suggestions for content or comments via email to web@gone.gsi.gov.uk
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North East Big Drink Debate
Studies show that North East England has one of the highest levels of alcohol consumption in the country. What do people in the North East really think about the alcohol issue? We invite you to contribute to an open and honest debate. Fill in a short and simple questionnaire, and enter the prize draw to win one of 10 iPod Shuffles.
North East Big Drink Debate
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Local Authority Orders
This is a national section based in the Government Office for the North East. Its role is to carry out the Secretary of State for Transport's responsibilities relating to confirmation of local highway authority scheme and order applications.
Local Authority Orders Decisions
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London 2012 Open Weekend 24-26 July
The London 2012 Open Weekend returns to celebrate art, culture, sport, and everything that makes up the London 2012 Games. It is an annual UK-wide celebration counting down to the Olympic and Paralympic Games. During the weekend there will be a range of activities from culture, sport, sustainability and learning. Register now!
London 2012 Open Weekend
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Working with places
We work with local authorities and partners in the public, private and third sectors to help transform the delivery of local services. This will improve the quality of life of people in the region.
Working with places
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