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POETRY: By the Low Lights
by John HartleyNothing much happensSometimes. Your hush says it all.We huddle together;Heels kicking holes in the wall.It smells like the riverHas washed up the...
Black Rain: Sunderland’s dark post-punk trio building serious momentum
There is something happening in the North East’s alternative music scene, and Black Rain are right in the middle of it. Emerging from Sunderland with...
Press Release | I Love North Shields Launches New Vintage Market Celebrating Community, Creativity and Reuse
Press Release | I Love North Shields Launches New Vintage Market Celebrating Community, Creativity and Reuse. A new community-led vintage market is set to take place in North Shields this April, bringing together local traders, creatives and residents for a day centred around sustainability, style and shared stories. I Love North Shields Vintage Market: Handpicked. Reimagined. will take place on Sunday 26 April 2026 at Salt Market Social, running from 10:00am to 5:00pm. Founded by the community platform I Love North Shields, the event has been carefully curated to showcase around 50 independent vintage traders and creatives, alongside live music, photography, and a full day of activity designed to bring people together. The market celebrates the growing movement towards reuse and conscious consumption, while also shining a light on North Shields’ evolving creative scene and independent businesses. Alongside vintage stalls, visitors can take part in interactive experiences throughout the day. Highlights include a Dress Up Corner, where people can try on vintage pieces from the 1930s to the 1960s, explore personal style, and capture their own photos — adding a playful and immersive element to the event.
North Shields Pop-Punk Band Burnout Release Debut Single “Dead to Me”
Fast-rising North Shields pop-punk band Burnout are set to release their debut single “Dead to Me” this April, marking the next step for a...
James Linkleter – the tragic tale of the humble inventor who changed the maritime world
Adapted from the memoirs of Alan Linkleter and research by James Linkleter James Linkleter came from an enterprising family whose deep connection to the sea...
Match Report| SAWFC v NUWFC – 29/3/26 Barclays Women’s Super League 2
Pre-match I went into the new Sheepfolds Stables bar between the end of the new footbridge and the SoL (a nice bar to be fair) to meet up with friends. Hellie and Varley (both former NUWFC players) were there as well as a lot of Newcastle fans, I took a photo of the inside to show both sets of fans mixing well but struggled to find many in red & white in attendance!
Match Report: Newcastle Women v Crystal Palace
The third match in a week brought a second home game and pitted the Lasses against Crystal Palace who were third before the kick-off with Newcastle in fourth. With four games left (after this one) and Charlton well clear at the top it’s a four-way fight between Birmingham, Crystal Palace, Bristol City and Newcastle United for the one remaining automatic promotion spot and the play-off place (against the bottom WSL side, which is looking like it’s going to be Leicester).
A ROMAN INVASION: FILMING ‘LITTLE CAESAR’ IN NORTH SHIELDS
Back in November, Manchester indie singer Seb Lowe and his band visited North Shields for the first time, spending two days in town whilst they filmed their latest music video. The project was being produced by local company Crew Gal, alongside students from their ‘Get on Set’ video production course. As a former Crew Gal student, I was fortunate enough to be hired as ‘artist liaison’ on this video, which in simple terms means looking after the band!
Match Report: SUWFC v NUWFC
Mark Stutt reviews the latest match between SUWFC v NUWFC - 14/3/26 Barclays Women’s Super League 2 SUWFC 1 v NUWFC 1 (HT 1 - 1) Venue: Bramall Lane, Sheffield Att: Not disclosed PoTM: Kelly* Another...
Match Report: NUWFC v BCWFC – 18/3/26 Barclays Women’s Super League 2
After a frustrating match against Sheffield for all concerned (see previous report), our game in hand was against Birmingham City who were second before kick-off (the Lasses were fifth) occupying the second automatic promotion spot. In the reverse fixture the Lasses went down 4-2, so not only was a positive result important for the league position, they would want to make up for that poor performance at St Andrews. Another team in black & white were playing at the same time as the Lasses; the Not Lasses in the knock-out stages of the Champions League. In the pub beforehand fans had their phones and tablets out watching that game, dreaming of the time when there’re two Newcastle teams competing regularly in that competition. No more mention of that other match from me… Mannion, Kelly and Hayles had all played for the Blues before, none of the opposition players have worn the black & white.
