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Our members share recommendations on buying second-hand in Newcastle and the benefits of reduce reuse repair.

When we weigh up what the BIGGEST contributors to the climate emergency are, clothing isn’t always the first or second answer. It should be!

Mark delved deep and found a range of ways we can all reduce buying new, save money, get creative and end up with more room in our wardrobes

Craig Boggon is excited to share some of the less obvious second-hand loves in his life (woof woof).

Jacky Doran reminisces about the stories behind some of her family’s favourite second-hand treasures -these are a few of our happy memories.

Eve McGrady thinks fashion giants are behind the curve on sustainable fashion she recommends charity shops to revamp our wardrobes

Olwyn realised how well the Second Hand September pledge to give up buying new worked when her belt buckle broke.

To mark Newcastle’s Allotment Week, we share inspirational experiences and suggestions from members and local gardeneners.

Try some of our home cooking recipes for home grown food, there's a super tasty wild garlic soup or pumpkin and banana cake for a treat

Climate Action Newcastle member Mark Warner describes what it’s like using the Bokashi system. It worked for him - and the planet!

Bob Heyman from the Highbury South Allotment Association explains how his allotment community set up a donation scheme to fight food poverty

Climate Action Newcastle member Olwyn Hocking seeks to share the joy of composting!

We asked CAN members and community groups in Newcastle and the North East what conservation means to them. Read on to see what they said...

Órla Miller shares how what “conservation” means to her has changed since she started learning more about climate justice...

Trai Anfield shares a thought-provoking story of a lioness and her cubs to illustrate the sad consequences of climate change for wildlife.

Annie Lloyd from the countryside charity thinks we should “hedge” our bets with regards to government restoration action plans...