North of Tyne Mayor, Jamie Driscoll will host his fifth Mayor’s Question Time on 25 November at The Catalyst in Newcastle.
Mayor Jamie Driscoll said: “I’ll be talking about my work as your North of Tyne Mayor from 6.30pm on 25 November. I was directly elected by the people of Newcastle, North Tyneside, and Northumberland, so it’s important that the people get to speak with me directly. You might have a burning question, or you might just be interested in hearing about what’s happening. Whatever your reasons I look forward to you joining me, be it in person or online.”
Mayor Driscoll will strike up conversations about his work at the question-and-answer session at The Catalyst at Newcastle Helix from 6.30pm on 25 November.
Get your ticket for Mayor’s Question Time at The Catalyst on Eventbrite (In-Person). Tickets for this ‘In-Person’ event are limited and available now.
If you can’t attend in person you can attend online by registering here Eventbrite (Virtual)
Questions on the local economy, climate emergency, transport, adult education, communities, and housing can be submitted in advance when you sign-up for a ticket.
Jamie Driscoll is the Elected Mayor of the North of Tyne Combined Authority which is responsible for spending a £20 million a year investment fund. The Combined Authority controls the £23 million a year adult education budget for the region. Jamie Driscoll was elected North of Tyne Mayor on a manifesto that pledges to focus on community wealth building, addressing the climate emergency, setting up community hubs, building affordable housing, and developing meaningful adult education.
Video recording of Mayor’s Question Time from The Catalyst Newcastle