Restoring Pride and Boosting Public Health: A Project Worth Doing By Luan Hanratty — 14th Oct 2024 I sat down in the tea room of… Read More »Restoring Pride and Boosting Public Health: A Project Worth Doing
The Cliffs of Old Tynemouth Oh! the Cliffs of Old Tynemouth they’re wild & they’re sweet,And dear are the waters that roll at their feet;And… Read More »The Cliffs of Old Tynemouth
This Carmichael was up for auction recently, titled: ‘A Brig Off the Coast at Tynemouth’ (~1840). It’s a lovely busy painting that contrasts two vessels:… Read More »A Brig Off the Coast at Tynemouth
Tynemouth’s First Tripadvisor Review “Thick sea-frets roll in, wrapping everything in gloom. Dim eyes, hoarse voices, sore throats are the consequence. Spring and summer never… Read More »Tynemouth’s First Tripadvisor Review
Ghosts of the Past No wall ran here,and waves battered no pier.Their boats were beached,and chiefs beseeched,behind the marine palisade,cunning yet afraid,glinting in secret glade.Civilisation… Read More »Ghosts of the Past
Training with the TVLB on a Lovely Evening in Tynemouth By Luan Hanratty Do you remember a programme in the 1980s called ‘Duncan Dares’? In… Read More »Training with the TVLB on a Lovely Evening in Tynemouth
Tynemouth Volunteer Life Brigade Through the Ages — Part 1 By Luan Hanratty I sat down with Brigade Chairman, John D. Wright, who illuminated the… Read More »Tynemouth Volunteer Life Brigade Through the Ages — Part 1
Tynemouth’s Bronze Statue of Queen Victoria Has a Twin in India Almost every large town and city in the Commonwealth has a Queen Victoria statue.… Read More »Tynemouth’s Bronze Statue of Queen Victoria Has a Twin in India
In the yard of Trinity House on the Quayside in Newcastle, the longest continuously owned piece of land in the city, there is an anchor… Read More »A Map 🗺️ and An Anchor ⚓
Open Up Tynemouth Front Street 29th May 2024 Every weekend we see the familiar and miserable sight of the village being clogged up with cars.… Read More »Open Up Tynemouth Front Street
