Ask advice on the environment
Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England), August 19, 2008
A SIMULATOR that shows drivers how to conserve fuel and a pedal-powered smoothie maker will be among the attractions at an environmental fair this Sunday.
The event at Bents Park, in South Shields, will be opened by Lucy Siegle, a reporter on the BBC's The One Show, and will give people the chance to get expert advice on how they can do their bit for the environment.
There will be a variety of activities and giveaways including free bike health checks, low-energy light-bulbs, seeds and compost vouchers.
A South Tyneside Council spokesman said: "Last year's event saw around 1,500 people flock to Bents Park. We are hoping for better weather and an even bigger turnout.
The event will run from 10am to 4.30pm.
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