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North Shields has marked a powerful moment in its 800-year history with the unveiling of a new bronze statue honouring Mary Ann Macham — an enslaved woman who escaped a plantation in Virginia, survived a dangerous transatlantic journey, and began a new life of freedom in this town on Christmas Day, 1831.
After capturing hearts across the country when she was surprised on ITV’s Lorraine last week, Sarah Harrison, founder of the charity Sarah’s Star, returned...
Back in the ‘80s, a local businessman built one of the North’s fanciest pigeon lofts — right on the Fish Quay roof that’s now the Salt Market Social. Here’s the story of Tom Young, the man who mixed business with birds and left his mark high above North Shields.
Dayne Henderson is an underground fashion designer from North Shields, creating avant-garde latex couture. From Lady Gaga’s world tour to fetish club catwalks, Henderson’s work blends industrial aesthetics with deep personal storytelling.
By Geoff Holland -Bob Sargeant musician and record producer, Bob, whose granddad was involved in the local fish industry, was born in North Shields in...
In partnership with North Shields 800 & I Love North Shields This year, as we celebrate 800 years of North Shields, we’re inviting you to help...
As North Shields marks its 800th year, a full calendar of celebrations brings the town’s rich heritage and vibrant culture to life. Musician Liam Fender, a proud local and rising talent, reflects on his roots, the town’s evolving music scene, and the importance of community. With parades, exhibitions, and heartfelt performances, NS800 isn't just a birthday—it's a moment of reflection, pride, and hope for the future of this resilient coastal town.
International Women’s Day 2025, on March 8, is focusing on accelerating action for women’s equality. One local woman who devoted her life to this cause...
How a small house on Washington Terrace became the birthplace of Scarlet Women — a radical 1970s feminist publication that gave women a voice, challenged patriarchy, and reshaped the fight for equality from the heart of North Shields