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North Shields Heroes
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...
Props Family Recovery Service: A Lifeline
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Help Honour Hilton Valentine
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...
Preston Workhouse to Hospital
"The building is over 100 years old but when I was born, it wasn’t Preston Hospital it was the Workhouse..." Ian McSally unearths a family...
Liam Fender on Music and Community
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.
Mouths of the Tyne Community Choir
If you’ve ever felt the lift that comes from singing out loud, you’ll understand what makes the Mouths of the Tyne Community Choir so special. Welcoming, lively, and full of heart, this group proves that music really does bring happiness. Led by the inspiring Bridie Jackson, the choir brings together voices from across the community to sing everything from folk to gospel – no auditions, no pressure, just pure joy in harmony. Come along to a free taster session and find out why Tuesday nights in North Shields sound so good!
Metro Musings – The Great Bicycle Rebellion
By Suzanne Coulson Normally, Metro passengers are united only by silent suffering - enduring delays, socially inept teenagers treating the carriage like their personal...
Fun Times at the Fish Quay Festival
In a kitchen overflowing with memorabilia, Carol Alevroyianni and Richard 'Brod' Broderick reflect on their unforgettable years shaping the iconic North Shields Fish Quay Festival. From humble beginnings in 1987—born from a fisherman’s idea for a party—to becoming one of Europe’s largest free festivals, their story is one of creativity, community, and cultural transformation. Through world-class music, street theatre, and a celebration of maritime heritage, the festival left a lasting legacy that still inspires today. As they now pour their energy into the Whitley Bay Carnival, their commitment to bringing people together through art and celebration continues to shine.
Lost Voices of North Shields
For Mother's Day, I Love North Shields team member Caroline Oswald is sharing an incredible discovery—one that has never been made public before. She...
Norah Balls: A Champion For Women
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...
