Ouseburn clean-up and The Future

FUTURE OF OUSEBURN

There’s to be an event at Ouseburn Farm, Lime Street, from 10 am to 7 pm on Thursday 17th February where you’ll be able to drop in to have your say on proposals for Ouseburn Regeneration, Investment and Action Plan – an update of the 2003 Ouseburn Regeneration Strategy.

These are the early stages of plans that affect the future of Ouseburn. There will be further meetings/displays over the coming months as the documents develop.

If you’d like to be involved in the regeneration of Ouseburn email dale.bolland@newcastle.gov.uk with your contact details.

OUSEBURN VALLEY CLEAN UP

Help clean up the fields, woods and paths around the Farm and the Ouseburn Valley on Saturday 19th February between 10.30am and 12.30pm.

There’ll be a free lunch of home-made soup and a roll for all who take part.

Wear old clothes and sensible sturdy footwear, gloves, grabbers and black bags provided.

If you’d like to take part please ring or email the farm to let them know you’re coming so that they make enough food.

Tel: 0191 232 3698 email: info@ouseburnfarm.org.uk

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