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Tynemouth shop conned
Police are urging shop staff to be on their guard after a distraction theft at a Tynemouth shop Between 5:20pm and 5:30pm on Wednesday, May 16, two men entered the Subway sandwich shop in Front Street, Tynemouth, and asked … More
Metro line will close for 23 days
METRO passengers face disruption this summer as another major phase of comprehensive modernisation work takes place in North Tyneside. This huge programme of work will mean a Major Line Closure of 23 days between Wallsend and Tynemouth from Saturday August … More
Driver injured in collision
EMERGENCY Services made a team effort when a driver was injured after crashing his car into railings at a pedestrian crossing at the north end of Tynemouth's Grand Parade Members of the Tynemouth Volunteer Life Brigade were returning to … More
North Tyne Police appeal to identify Metro passenger
POLICE have issued a CCTV image of a man they want to speak to after passengers were racially abused on the Metro. Between 9:18am and 9:22am on Thursday, April 26, racist comments were made towards two passengers who were waiting … More
Coast Living is killing our cars
LIVING by the coast has many benefits, but according to the consumer website Honest John, it is killing our cars. It has just published a survey into MOT failures. The results show 40 per cent of vehicles put … More
Masked Men Steal Cars In Shields
MASKED raiders have stolen two cars in North Shields. They struck at 9PM on Monday evening, threatening a householder before taking a Porsche and a Ford Fiesta. Police aren’t saying where in North Shields the robbery happened, but they have … More
Life’s A Beach As North Tyneside Gets Green Thumbs-Up
RECOMMENDED – that’s the verdict on North Tyneside’s beaches. The Marine Conservation Society (MCS) has just published its latest good beach guide, and our coast gets a pat on the back for its cleanliness and safety in this the … More
Coast Shops Told To Stop Selling “Potentially Dangerous Jewellery”
SHOPS at the coast are being advised by North Tyneside Council to stop stocking a range of, “potentially dangerous jewellery.” The borough’s Trading Standards department has made the call after a routine inspection of a business in Whitley Bay, where … More
Lighthouse gains listed status
ST MARY's Lighthouse, together with the Keepers' Cottages and Compound Walls, have been given Listed status in recognition of the architectural importance of the striking landmark, which has been a symbol for Whitley Bay and the surrounding area for over … More