The RSA in the North of England

The RSA has a growing community of 3000 Fellows across the North of England. From Liverpool up to Berwick-upon-Tweed, we are coming togetherdeveloping ideas, projects and networks enabling people, places and planet to flourish.

Join us at an upcoming Fellow-led event, explore blogs and news stories to hear about activity with a northern focus and meet our RSA in the North team, who you can contact via their profiles below 

Local Area connectors

Picture of Patrick Hurley
Fellowship Areas and Engagement Manager (North of England, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland)

Picture of Hellen Giblin-Jowett FRSA
Fellowship Councillor

Newcastle upon Tyne

Picture of Paul Ingram FRSA
Fellowship Councillor

Commondale

Latest events

  • Prospects for growth: northern towns

    Fellowship Event / Online

    Online

    Join our webinar to hear from an expert panel on the prospects for community participation, and addressing regional inequalities in market towns and smaller urban areas across the North.

  • RSA Newcastle Network Encounter: meetup

    Fellowship Event

    Tyneside Cinema Bar Cafe, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 6QG

    Join other RSA Fellows and friends for an informal chance to catch up and chat at the Tyneside Bar Café on Pilgrim Street.

  • Northern Forum: arts & citizenship

    Fellowship Event

    Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts, Liverpool L1 9HF

    Join us to hear from leading local figures for lightning talks and performances on different aspects of the intersection between the arts and contested notions of citizenship.

Local Fellowship news

  • Coworking arrangements

    The RSA has agreements in place with a number of coworking spaces across the country. So whether you are looking for a place to work from regularly or need somewhere to touch down with your laptop when you travel, take a look at the places where you can co-work for free.

  • It’s time to take back our computers from Big Tech

    Comment

    David Jackson

    We complain about giants such as Google, Apple and Microsoft owning our technology, but how many of us take the time to explore the alternatives. As David Jackson argues, they are simple to adopt and free in every sense

  • We need nature recovery now… not in 20 years time

    Comment

    Lee Heykoop

    A number of new laws will have huge benefits in regreening our towns, increasing biodiversity and helping nature recover from the damage done by humankind. But, argues, Lee Heykoop, we need to make it all happen much more quickly

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