Exhibition and Brandling Park Community Trust (EBPCT) has been chosen by Newcastle City Council to develop plans for taking over Brandling Park bowling green at the end of Clayton Road in Jesmond. The trust is now creating a business plan in support of its proposal
Oxfam is collaborating with Byker Community Trust to provide families with young children with advent calendars and to raise awareness about child poverty in the north east
Bell’s Yard Regeneration Group will present its proposals for the popular playground at Jesmond Library tomorrow (15th November) after consulting with local children who took part in a recent play event
Willis Café, Batch Bakery Café and Country Whey Deli have won plastic-free awards.
With some local businesses relying on the EU for up to 80% of their products, Jesmond firms are worrying about the effects of Brexit, reports Srivats Lakshman
Our team of reporters, including politics reporters Victoria Petrie and Andrew Paterson, are at today’s South Jesmond ward meeting. Follow along with all the action via our live blog below. Live Blog South Jesmond Ward Meeting – 3rd November 2018
Permanent residents want loyalty discounts of their own, according to Samantha Seikaly
The controversial orange bikes remain in Jesmond despite withdrawing from Manchester and some parts of Newcastle, reports Hayley Hoban
Jesmond goes without a fireworks display for the fourth year running, reports Rebecka Duren
The Jesmond Residents Association faces a recruitment problem, with its two student representative roles unfilled – exacerbating the student/permanent resident divide – reports Jerry Chen