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A new bridge over the River Tyne - and nerves of steel 100 feet above the water

The QEII Metro Bridge is perhaps one of the less famous crossings linking Newcastle and Gateshead, but has been integral to the region’s transport infrastructure for over four decades

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Unglamorous bridge over the River Tyne that has played a vital role for nearly 120 years

The King Edward VII Bridge was opened by the monarch himself in 1906 and has been described as “Britain’s last great railway bridge”

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North Tyneside mayor slams 'disgraceful' levelling up fund snub and takes aim at Rishi's Catterick Garrison boost

A motion to write to the Prime Minister and Michael Gove pleading for them to reconsider a bid that would secure the cross Tyne ferry has caused a stir in North Tyneside Council's chambers

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North East's £4.2bn devolution deal moves closer as all seven councils back historic agreement

A deal to establish a new North East mayor in 2024 has been endorsed by councils in Northumberland, Tyne and Wear, and County Durham this week

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Where was this Tyneside location from TV's Whatever Happened To The Likely Lads?

Whatever Happened To The Likely Lads? was first broadcast during 1973 and 1974 and featured locations filmed around Tyneside - including this one for a well-known episode called The Great Race

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A sunset over the River Tyne and two famous bridges 85 years ago

The High Level and Swing bridges were products of Victorian engineering prowess from a time when our region was asserting itself as one of Britain's great industrial powerhouses

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The industrial River Tyne and a now-defunct railway bridge 95 years ago

The railway bridge linking Scotswood and Blaydon was the fourth and last at the location to carry trains across the River Tyne

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Tyne Pedestrian and Cyclist tunnels reopen ahead of schedule after lift fault

The tunnels, which connect Howdon and Jarrow, reopened at 2pm on Friday, instead of the given day of Monday January 9

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Documentary film charting impact of the historic Shields Ferry gets £50,000 go ahead

New Enterprise Studios (NES) has secured funding to shoot the film that will provide insight into both the history and legacy of the famous River Tyne crossing

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The history of Dunston Staiths to be depicted in stories, photographs and poems

Young people can win £100 prizes in a series of creative competitions focusing on the historic industrial structure that sits on the River Tyne at Dunston

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Blue plaque unveiled to remember hero lifeboatman who died on lifesaving mission in Tynemouth 150 years ago

Robert Thirlway Arkley was lost while on call with the Tynemouth Volunteer Life Brigade

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Newcastle's Dine On The Tyne igloos hailed the 'perfect place' to watch city's New Year's Eve laser display

The pop-up’s Asian-inspired menu and Quayside views have proved to be a hit with diners in Newcastle this festive season

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The Tyneside railway station that would become a busy Metro station

Steam trains, electric trains, and Metros have all stopped at Pelaw on the eastern edge of Gateshead over the last century and a half

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Disney On Ice review: Stardust sprinkled across Newcastle in magical show

Disney on Ice's Dream Big woos the Tyneside crowd in this not to be missed glittering encounter

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‘No lack of wildness’ - a car-free break on the John Muir Way, Scotland

The East Lothian segment of the coast to coast trail dedicated to the great conservationist, reveals seabird colonies, beaches and historic houses

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Tyneside said farewell to the famous Tuxedo Princess floating nightclub 15 years ago

Berthed on the River Tyne from 1983, the Tuxedo Princess floating nightclub was a major attraction until the venue hosted its farewell party 15 years ago

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Mayor's anger over rapid Government U-turn as Liz Truss' investment zone plans dropped

It had been hoped that two investment zones across Newcastle, Northumberland, and North Tyneside would create 23,000 new jobs and see 8,000 new homes built

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Northumberland and Cullercoats ice dips in the North Sea offer unique way to chill out this winter

Outdoor adventure company's North East programme includes an Ice Dip Social - followed by a sauna at the water's edge - and illuminated kayak tours on the Tyne

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A vanished Wallsend railway station and a once-busy line that closed 50 years ago

The seven stops on the former Riverside Branch between Byker and Willington Quay served industries and communities along the north bank of the River Tyne

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The final visit to the River Tyne of the Royal Yacht Britannia 25 years ago

After 44 years in service, the famous vessel was being decommissioned and was in the midst of a farewell tour of the UK when she stopped off on Tyneside

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Latest on North East's '23,000-job' bids as Liz Truss' investment zones put under review

Regional leaders had hoped to set up two sprawling low-tax zones covering sites in Newcastle, North Tyneside, and Northumberland, claiming the scheme would generate thousands of jobs

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Dine on the Tyne pods returning to Newcastle Quayside this Christmas - prices and how to book

The Dining Society's popular outdoor dining pods will return to Newcastle’s Quayside this winter

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Hexham hydropower scheme paused after concerns for River Tyne salmon

Opponents to the plan worried it could harm salmon that migrate along the River Tyne, which campaigners say is England's best salmon river

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Marathon row effort in aid of breast cancer charity Positively Pink

Members of a Tyneside gym raised more than £1500 for Positively Pink with a charity row

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Marine engineer brings global expertise back to the North East in anticipation of renewables boom

Glen Jones worked in Singapore, Cyprus and latterly Dubai before setting up in North Tyneside where he believes there will be opportunities

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