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Mushroom Meander with the Natural History Society of Northumbria. We went along to the Mushroom Meander at Gosforth Nature Reserve on Tuesday 4 November, and honestly, it was the perfect way to spend a crisp autumn morning. Led by Ellie Davison, the walk took us along the Ouse Burn Way — a surprisingly wild stretch right in the heart of the city.
Step into 800 years of seafaring history with this self-guided walking tour of North Shields. Blending coastal charm, historic landmarks, and delicious local food, this 4-mile route takes you from the bustling Fish Quay to scenic parks and hidden stories. Whether you're a visitor or a curious local, this tour offers a perfect snapshot of the town’s vibrant past and present. Discover statues, shipwreck tales, and riverside views—all in just one unforgettable day.
From historic roots to a trailblazing future.By Caroline Oswald I meet Heather McDermott of Tynemouth Rowing Club at her place of work, the YMCA. Straight...
Tucked away in the backstreets of North Shields since 2017, Tommy Smalls and Friends is a lively urban smallholding full of character. From Reginald the Gypsy Cobb to tiny Buddy Holly and Kenny Rogers, this family-run haven is home to horses, hens, ducks, and more. It’s the good life—North Shields style.
I’m Lee, a hobby gardener and home cook, usually found covered in flour while baking sourdough in the kitchen, tending to chickens, or caked...
A quiet love letter to trees, this reflective essay explores why they captivate us so deeply. From childhood shelter and shared memories to fallen giants and changing landscapes, trees become markers of time, place and self. As familiar trunks topple and iconic trees are lost, the author reflects on grief, continuity and renewal—reminding us that trees are more than scenery. They are companions, storytellers and living links between past, present and what still grows.
Embarking on a coastal paddleboarding adventure begins with preparation, confidence, and a respect for the sea. From choosing the right board to understanding tides, weather, and safety essentials, every detail shapes your experience on the water. Coastal paddling offers a unique mix of freedom and challenge—gliding past shorelines, navigating gentle swells, and exploring hidden coves. With the right skills and gear, each trip becomes an opportunity to connect with nature and discover the coastline from an entirely new perspective.
Ellen hadn’t always loved big boats. In fact, her affection for them was hard-won; a peace treaty forged after years of nautical distrust. And it all began, as these things often do, with Leonardo DiCaprio.
Tucked beside the A19 within Cobalt Business Park, Silverlink Park Local Nature Reserve (LNR) is an 18-hectare haven that showcases just how dramatically a landscape can be transformed. Once a former rubbish tip, the site was reshaped into a country park in 1996 and later awarded LNR status in 2005, recognising its remarkable biodiversity and growing ecological importance.
Since moving to North Shields, I’ve become obsessed with the sheer spectacle of big boats on the Tyne—those vast floating giants that glide silently past as life ticks on around them. From spontaneous waves to app-assisted ship spotting, this piece is a love letter to the boats that remind us how big, strange, and wonderful the world can be.