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Month: July 2018

Going, Going, Gone – More Green Gobbled

19/07/2018 by Admin Leave a Comment

Plans to build houses on South Gosforth Green were given the green light last week. We supported South Gosforth Residents Association in opposing the plans, as the green is a vital refuge for people and wildlife in a busy, built-up area of the city and there are alternative sites that could have been sought. We … [Read more…]

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Newcastle: Tree-Felling Capital of the UK?

19/07/2018 by Admin Leave a Comment

Newcastle City Council felled twice as many trees as any other UK city in the last three years, according to figures revealed by the Sunday Times. A freedom of information request revealed that 8,414 trees have been felled from 2015 to 2018, to make way for public and private development. Our reaction to the news … [Read more…]

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odoherty1991Ollie@odoherty1991·
January 4, 2021

What a surprise 🙄 @NewcastleCC should never have held displays especially given the increase in air pollution during a pandemic. Disgraceful conduct as per usual. @NCLGreenParty @NewcastleLibDem @NewcastleLabour @SaveNclWildlife https://twitter.com/BBCNEandCumbria/status/1345978474461351939

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EnviroconJoJoanne Smith@EnviroconJo·
January 2, 2021

.@AlokSharma_RDG @MPGeorgeEustice @ZacGoldsmith @Natures_Voice Building towers is not the answer. You should mitigate for loss of kittiwakes' feeding grounds by imposing a marine protection zone closer to the shore to allow sand eels to proliferate. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-55509225

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CoalActionUKCoal Action Network@CoalActionUK·
December 18, 2020

@CPRENorthEast @SaveNclWildlife Brilliant work by Defend Dewley Hill has saved the area for all.

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CPRENorthEastThe Countryside Charity North East@CPRENorthEast·
December 18, 2020

Fantastic news for the #environment of the #NorthEast.
Well done to all those who campaigned against this effort to turn #Tyneside's #GreenBelt into an industrial wasteland.
#Newcastle #fossilfuel #dustbinofhistory https://twitter.com/danhollandnews/status/1339913047050244099

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CPRENorthEastThe Countryside Charity North East@CPRENorthEast·
December 18, 2020

Well said Coun Wright!
#Throckley #Newcastle #DewleyHill #Greenbelt https://twitter.com/danhollandnews/status/1339890069272997888

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