Friends of the Earth > Local Groups > North Tyneside
Getting serious
North Tyneside Friends of the Earth has launched a local campaign to make sure North Tyneside Council gets serious about CO2. North Tyneside Council published a Climate Change Strategy just after the mayoral election, but we have not yet had... More >
Firing up for campaign
North Tyneside Friends of the Earth is playing an active role in the Panic Stations campaign against a new coal-fired power station at Blyth without proven carbon capture and storage technology. Carbon capture is promised for the new power station,... More >
About us
When and where?
Our group has just celebrated its fifth anniversary, and continues to make progress. We meet at 7.30pm on the last Tuesday of each month in St Paul's Church hall in Whitley Bay, when everybody is welcome.
We also have a stall on the third Saturday of each month, Farmer's Market day at Tynemouth Metro station, where we sell organic food, give out information leaflets, and ask for members of the public to support various campaigns.
Postal contact |
Malcolm Scott 4 Oxford Street WHITLEY BAY NE26 1AE |
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Telephone contact |
Malcolm Scott |
North Tyneside Friends of the Earth is a licenced local group of Friends of the Earth England, Wales & Northern Ireland.
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