Jesmond cafe takes lead in encouraging local community to become plastic free
A local cafe has partnered with a community initiative to reduce plastic use and promote the importance sustainability, reports Matthew MacDonald
A local cafe has partnered with a community initiative to reduce plastic use and promote the importance sustainability, reports Matthew MacDonald
Lockdown restrictions have encouraged more people to enjoy public outdoor spaces, such as our parks. But a common question being asked by people enjoying the fresh air in places like Jesmond Dene is: Where did all the litter bins go? And why are the remaining bins always so full?
Eco-friendly cleaning products could soon be arriving on the doorsteps of Jesmond residents, via electric cars. Lilla Marshall reports
Rachel Wang went along Osborne Road and Clayton Road, and discovered 22 discarded masks on the pavement
One Jesmond resident is keen to see European-style bottle recycling schemes in Jesmond. Rachel Wang reports
The area’s awards for businesses reducing plastic usage have been postponed, writes Laura Fitzsimmons
Jesmond residents’ displeasure at emissions charges means they’re not in the second round of a clean air consultation, reports Chloe Weeks
Do you know what can and can’t be recycled? Watch our video to help you understand – report by Charlotte Cooper
Willis Café, Batch Bakery Café and Country Whey Deli have won plastic-free awards.
Students in Jesmond have helped to “Leave Newcastle Happy” by collecting 5.5 tonnes of household waste in specially provided skips, according to a new report