Barriers come down in Jesmond Dene

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The workmen are still around but the wire barriers came down today, allowing dog walkers and cyclists snowy access to Coleman’s Field. An official opening for the new visitors’ centre, and the new bridge over the Ouseburn, will take place in January.

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