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Local Artist: JOCK MOONEY | COLLAGE ART
Jock creates large scale collages using his own original photographs in both lurid colour and black and white - partly inspired by his experience...
In Response: Meet Steven C. Gull
After reading Mim’s article last month about the local seabirds, Ellen Fernley took to the streets to hear their side of the story. Here’s...
I Love Little Things
By Mim Robson I LOVE LITTLE THINGS As a child I had a fascination for small objects and ornaments. At some point my parents put up...
Local Hero: Prabhu Sharma | JAPS Sports
By Diane Wailes I’ve always been fascinated by the signage on ‘Sharma Wines,’ a traditional corner shop at the junction of North King Street...
The Ear-splitting Willie Laidler: North Shields’ loudmouth extraordinaire
Meet Willie Laidler, North Shields’ legendary Town Crier and officially Britain’s biggest loudmouth. With a 113-decibel voice, a hand bell and a cry rooted in medieval tradition, Willie brought history to life on local streets. From opening shops and summer fayres to national competitions and community events, his booming announcements and unmistakable presence made him a true local icon—proof that tradition, pride and a powerful voice can still bring a town together.
Working Well | North Tyneside hub
We know that having good, stable employment is one of the key drivers in better health, which is why we have brought together all...
A Life At Sea
By Diane Wailes If you’d met Robert Triggs it wouldn’t have taken you long to work out what he did for a living! With an...
Here Come The Gulls
By Mim Robson | Artwork by Simon Hetherington I can’t get a moment’s peace. One day the other week everyone I met on my street...
Ahoy There!
By Mim Robson I was out walking at sunset the other night at the Fish Quay when I caught a whiff of bonfire. The tide...
Remember THE SMELL?
By Diane Wailes People often talk about how the appearance of North Shields has changed over the years. But how many older readers also remember...
