“The life of any entrepreneur is full of extreme highs and lows,” says Amy Fettis, founder of Jesmond-based AIM Athleisure and Studio 54, and the first interviewee in our series of short profiles of Jesmond’s enterprising business people. Fettis’s business began as an “athleisure” brand,
Police were called to the scene on Osborne Terrace following a report of concern regarding the welfare of the man.
Loujane Alasi attended the launch of new initiative Leading Your Church Into Growth, which has been cancelled due to covid-19
Jesmond residents have stepped up to help their neighbours, Loujane Alasi reports
If you’re elderly or disabled, you can now travel before 9:30am, James Taylor reports
West Jesmond Primary has purchased a defibrillator using donated funds to create a safer school environment.
Northumbria Police is bringing back its “Operation Delta” to “prevent cyclists from causing a serious accident”. “We have received a number of calls from residents in Jesmond about cyclists who have been riding on footpaths in the evenings and not using any lights,” said neighbourhood
JesmondLocal have a compiled a list of events and public buildings that have closed to the public, due to the coronavirus outbreak and government advise.
Exhibition Park’s eatery, Café in the Park has made the decision ‘to close the business and cease trading with immediate effect’,
Josh Cooley interviews Yvonne Wancke, who has set up a Facebook group corraling support around the coronavirus