Share Your Views
How can we make North Tyneside the best place to be an older person?
Age UK North Tyneside invites you to share your views on how we can continue our work in making North Tyneside the best place for older people.
North Tyneside is delighted to join the UK Network of Age-friendly Communities – a growing movement of places committed to making their communities a better place to age in, working with the national Centre for Ageing Better.
We are joining a pioneering group of places across the UK who are making changes to our physical and social environment to allow people to remain healthy and independent.
Joining the network is great, but our work doesn't stop there. We would like you to join our Community & Locality Engagement Officer to share your views on how North Tyneside can be the best place for older people to live. You can ask questions, bring feedback, and suggestions on the work we should do moving forward.
Where will we be this February?:
| Whitley Bay Community Hub | Monday 2nd at 10 am |
| Monkseaton Library | Tuesday 3rd at 2 pm |
| Wallsend Community Hub, | Thursday 5th at 11 am |
| Wideopen Library | Tuesday 10th at 2 pm |
| Shiremoor Library | Thursday 12th at 1 pm |
| Whitley Bay Community Hub | Monday 16th at 1 pm |
| Oxford Centre | Tuesday 17th at 10 am |
| Cullercoats Library | Friday 20th at 10 am |
| John Willie Sams Community Hub | Monday 23rd at 1 pm |
| Battle Hill Library, | Thursday 26th at 2 pm |
| Cullercoats Library | Friday 27th at 10 am |
Our Consultation Report
Read the feedback we got from residents of North Tyneside on how we can make North Tyneside Age Friendly.