Moving forward on the seafront and why it matters
This morning the Department for Transport and Active Travel England released details of the next wave of central government funding for walking and cycling, including amongst other things the North …
Our call for action in Whitley Bay
On 7 April 2022, we wrote to the three Whitley Bay councillors asking them to urgently act to reduce motorised traffic in the ward, following two serious collisions in the …
Kidical Mass North Tyneside – Sunday 15th May
A few updates/details for those planning on joining us on 15th: Please arrive at the starting points (see below) in good time for a 2 o’clock departure – the ride …
Writing to your Councillor(s)
You’ve been following Living Streets North Tyneside for some time now, and you’ve been wanting to get involved, but you’ve been hesitant as to how you’ll take the next step …
Rake Lane – On Site
The council is currently on site delivering walking and cycling improvements along the A191 Rake Lane and New York Bypass. Living Streets campaigns for better streets, despite some imperfections there …
Kidical Mass North Tyneside
Living Streets North Tyneside is taking the lead in organising North Tyneside’s first Kidical Mass ride on Sunday 15th May. Kidical Mass is a worldwide movement of relatively short, safe, …
Children, Young People, and the Seafront Cycleway: North Tyneside Sea Front Sustainable Route Part 3
Our beaches and the North Sea are amongst the most beautiful and valuable open spaces in our borough. We know how popular they are with children and young people, with …
Things to Consider for the Seafront Consultation: North Tyneside Sea Front Sustainable Route Part 2
We’ve just published a post which highlights some of what we really like in the council’s plans for a new Sunrise Cycleway; here we just want to highlight some questions …
North Tyneside Sea Front Sustainable Route Part1
North Tyneside Council is inviting views until the 24 October 2021 on permanent, segregated spaces for walking and cycling along the seafront between the North Shields Fish Quay and St …
Time to re-imagine our high streets and make it happen – What’s next for Park View?
Many of us still fondly remember Park View Saturdays last summer. North Tyneside Council introduced pedestrian and cyclist zones along Park View and the Fish Quay, under experimental traffic orders, …