Carbon Net Zero 2030 Action Plan Review

Can you help us reduce our carbon footprint?

You don’t have to be an expert in climate change, you just need to live or work in North Tyneside!

We’ve made good progress towards our carbon Net-Zero 2030 target and we would like residents in North Tyneside to tell us what more we can achieve.

The council is only directly responsible for two per cent of the borough’s carbon emissions, so we absolutely need the help of our residents to work with us to achieve this target.

Please submit your responses by Sunday 17 March.

Your views and experiences of health and care services

Healthwatch North Tyneside is a local independent charity that helps make local health and care services better for you. We do this by finding out your views and experiences of health and care services and feeding this back to the people designing and delivering services so they can be improved.
 

Review of Home to School Transport Policy and Annual Post 16 Transport Statement

Our Home to School Transport Service provides travel assistance to enable eligible pupils to attend education provision. Currently, 886 students receive support to travel in North Tyneside, with 622 students receiving a bus pass.

The Department for Education issued new statutory guidance for children of compulsory school age, and we’ve reviewed our service in line with this.