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Autumn Friends of Jesmond Dene newsletter now out

The Autumn issue of the Friends of Jesmond Dene newsletter was mailed out to members recently and is now available on clicky-flicky Issuu.com by clicking on the ‘expand’ button below, or if you’re accessing via an iOS device by clicking on this iPhone/iPad link. The issue contains news about otter sitings, why there’s now a flagpole in the Dene (clue: it’s because Jesmond Dene garnered a cleanliness and community award) and how to join the Friends group (membership costs just £3 per family per year) and much, much more.

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