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As we emerge from lockdown and begin a ‘new normal’, how can we make sure more of the positive societal changes we’ve seen in recent weeks - like our reconnection with nature and our love of active travel - become more commonplace in our lives?

Urban Green Newcastle will begin a trial reopening of its tennis courts following the relaxation of lockdown guidance from central government. Clear instruction on the safe use of tennis courts has been provided on site to ensure park users can carry out social distancing and help prevent the spread of infection.

In these unprecedented times, we’ve all been reminded how important our green spaces are and I’d like to update parks and allotment users on the use of green spaces during the COVID-19 pandemic

_{Jesmond Dene is a hot spot for a range of British wildlife and all work undertaken in any of our parks is done with consideration to the impact on the wildlife in the park.}

Following the closure of Pets’ Corner to the public, and changes to our staffing at Urban Green Newcastle to ensure everyone that works across our parks and allotments is kept safe and well, many of our animals have gone on a little holiday.

All playgrounds, games areas (including tennis courts and multi-use games areas) and unfenced play equipment is CLOSED to the public until further notice in line with government guidance.  Our parks remain open, please enjoy them while following the latest advice from the government and Public Health England on travel restrictions and social distancing, and carrying out regula ...

A message from Urban Green Newcastle CEO, James Cross.

Urban Green Newcastle is excited to be expanding the team and is currently looking to recruit seven new people to strengthen the core team. Roles in fundraising, marketing, event management and operations are currently advertised.