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POETRY: Pen Bal Crag
by Rachel Hammersley Huge skies cast darkness over this brave headland,The sandstone crags ravaged by wind and waves.Atop the cliff sit ruins, wrecks and graves;Below,...
Historic Royal Visit Painting Unveiled in North Shields
As part of the North Shields 800 celebrations, a long-overlooked piece of local maritime heritage was brought back into the spotlight today with the unveiling of a newly restored oil painting titled The Royal Visit to the Tyne, August 1884, by North Shields-born artist John Davison Liddell (1859–1942).
SIMON DONALD – HIM OFF THE VIZ
Exclusive interview with Viz co-founder Simon Donald on comedy, cartoons and his deep connection to North Shields as the town celebrates 800 years.
Robert “Mouseman” Thompson in North Shields: A Hidden Legacy and Carved Mice
his in-depth feature traces the story of Robert “Mouseman” Thompson — the Yorkshire craftsman famous for his carved mice — and uncovers his unexpected footprint in North Shields, from Mouseman furniture in St Columba’s church to the 1958 Wooden Dolly in Northumberland Square.
Who Was Mary Ann Macham? | North Shields History & Anti-Slavery Heritage
Mary Ann Macham was an enslaved woman who escaped from a plantation in Virginia, USA, and endured a treacherous sea journey, eventually arriving in North Shields on Christmas Day 1831, marking the start of 60 years of freedom in the town.
Remembering The Past: Community Voices Take Centre Stage in North Shields 800 Heritage Exhibitions
Two new exhibitions at the Beacon Centre are set to showcase the stories, memories and spirit of North Shields as part of the town’s...
Meet The Romans
New smartphone immersive reality experience, Meet The Romans, is now available at Segedunum Roman Fort in Wallsend. Visitors to Segedunum Roman Fort can use their...
North Shields’ Original DIY Dynasty: The Rise and Fall of the Twizell Family
For most of the 19th century, the Twizell family were North Shields’ version of B&Q — ironmongers, shipowners, and civic leaders whose story captures the ambition and resilience that built our town.
Tommy and Mary of Tyne Brand | A North Shields Love Story Rooted in Work and Heritage
Discover the true North Shields love story of Tommy and Mary, who met on the factory floor of Tyne Brand. From wartime struggles to life on Brewhouse Bank, their story captures the heart, heritage, and resilience of our town.
Sweet Memories of Hunter’s Bakery North Shields | Local History & Stories
Discover the story of Hunter’s Bakery in North Shields — from warm bread and family memories to the legendary Roselyn Hall ballroom above the shop.
