Business Spotlight

Meet Ethan Ward of 1892 Football Shirts, bringing vintage and pre-loved football shirts from around the world to the I Love North Shields Vintage Market.

Put in £1, turn the handle and see what Goblin has chosen for you. This bright orange former arcade machine has been transformed into a miniature art gallery on wheels—and it is coming to the I Love North Shields Vintage Market.

There’s a new arrival on Saville Street in North Shields, with independent art gallery Circus Dog Art opening its doors in the town centre. The...

Interview by S. J. O'Brien The jewellery artist behind Rindill Makes, Ellie has spent almost her entire life in the North East. Born in Whitley...

Taj from the Beacon Centre visits businesses in their new Bedford Street premises and shares an encouraging update on construction, relocation and plans for...

A sweet new partnership is here in North Shields. The Chocolate Smiths have joined the I Love North Shields Tote Bag Challenge, sponsoring our bold Red Tote. Rooted in creativity and community, this cocoa-fuelled collaboration celebrates local pride while supporting independent stories, makers and projects across town — one deliciously vibrant tote at a time.

Building Apex Pro Fitness on Standards, Structure and Community There’s a difference between opening a gym and building a culture. When you speak to Danny Ponton,...

Many homes in North Shields and across the North East may still have hidden lead water pipes dating back to before the 1970s. The #LeadFreeWater campaign, launched by North East–based Kurek Utilities, aims to raise awareness and help homeowners better understand their water supply. Find out why lead pipes are often overlooked, who is responsible for replacing them, and what practical steps can be taken to reduce risk and make informed decisions.

Meet Katy-Jay, the face and heart behind Feral — a studio built on craft, confidence, and connection: “I’m Katy-Jay, the face and heart behind Feral...

Chloe Reece has recently celebrated one year of owning Lui’s — the bright and cosy café bar nestled across the road from Northumberland Park. From creative workshops and quiz nights to festive soirées, there truly is never a dull moment at Lui’s. The café bar offers a welcoming space for all, whether you’re just popping in for a sweet treat and a cuppa or joining in on one of the many events being hosted.