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Seeta’s Story: Finding Strength and Community through Volunteering with ILNS
I’m writing this exactly seven months to the day that I had my brain haemorrhage caused by a ruptured aneurysm, as we approach world...
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...
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...
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...
Get a Granny’s Attic Bargain at St Columba’s
From humble beginnings as a white elephant stall, Granny’s Attic at St Columba’s Church has become a legendary local event. Packed with everything from vintage treasures to £1 winter coats, it draws crowds eager to bag a bargain. With profits supporting local charities and leftovers donated to St Oswald’s Hospice, it’s thrifty shopping with heart. This year’s sales take place on 26 April, 9 August and 1 November—get there early, the queues can stretch down the street!
Metro Musing: The Musing Begins
By Suzanne Coulson @thesuzycblogspot | Illustration by @katiestewartartist It’s a cold, wintery morning and I’ve sprinted to Percy Main Metro station, hauling my full figure...
When the Light Goes Out
When the Light Goes Out by Alex Wright Growing up as a young boy of divorced parents is a storm of love, loss, fear, and...
Every Picture Tells a Story
Every Picture Tells a Story by Keith Bruce “I went to The Boro the morrow…” So the nonsense rhyme goes. I always thought this was...
Beware the North Shields Ghost!
A rather strange article appeared in ‘The Port of Tyne Pilot’ newspaper in July 1840, tucked away between the shipping news and the births,...
