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Articles related to "North East England"
EAT! NewcastleGateshead Festival NewcastleGateshead stages its 2nd food festival showcasing the best of the region's food produce alongside culinary delights from its retailers, restaurants and hotels. north east england • newcastle • gateshead • newcastlegateshead • food festival
Killhope Lead Mine, Weardale High in the Pennine Hills, Killhope, The North of England Lead Mining Museum offers a incredible opportunity to encounter what life was like for Victorian lead miners lead • north east england • weardale • north pennines • lead mining
The Deep – Aquarium, Hull, U.K An amazing underwater aquarium with Europe's deepest viewing tunnel, The Deep is home to sharks, fish and now baby seahorses. aquarium north-east england • what to visit hull • what to see north england • u.k aquarium • breeding captive seahorses
Christmas in Newcastle Gateshead 2007 The holiday season in Newcastle Gateshead is a community and international event with outdoor entertainment, lights,Christmas markets, caroling, contests and family fun. christmas newcastle gateshead • 2007 winter festival north east england river tyne • christmas lights switch on grey street shay given • newcastle city christmas tree lighting lord mayor • outdoor ice skating open air rink centre for life
2008 Newcastle Gateshead Christmas Celebrations Christmas festivities in Newcastle Gateshead include winter markets, ice skating, plays, and concerts. Enchanted Parks, Glow and the Glowmobiles also return in 2008. christmas newcastle gateshead 2008 • winter festival north east england river tyne • christmas lights switch on grey street hairy biker • glowmobiles christmas lights school competition • newcastle city christmas tree lighting lord mayor
Sperm Production A look at what fertility experts have been up to in the lab to advance infertility treatments for men. sperm production • male factor infertility • stem cell research and infertility • germ cells • sperm from bone marrow
The Great British Weather Floods in England have devastated communities and politicians have been criticised for a slow response. Yet religion is always there to offer support. weather • tennis • flood • religion • support
Dramatic Dunstanburgh Castle In a county noted for its castles, Dunstanburgh occupies a site so impressive that it was painted several times by Turner. dunstanburgh castle and the wars of the roses • castles in northumberland • thomas plantagenet earl of lancaster • sir guy the seeker • greymare rock
New Super Mall Westfield London Just after the crunch hit London, a new shopping center opens in the west of the capital. International group Westfield wants to beat existing malls in size and quality. christmas shopping in london • how big is westfield shopping centre london • what did westfield london cost • how to get to westfield london • shops in westfield london
To the Remote Reaches of Weardale The scenery of Upper Weardale is characterised by a bleak beauty scattered with the relics of what was once the largest lead mining industry in the world. the killhope wheel • north of england lead mining museum • harehope quarry • north pennines lead mining • upper weardale
UK Northumberland - Walking Hadrian's Wall If you don't have time for the 73 miles of Hadrian's Wall it's very easy to break it up into achievable chunks. There are dozens of walks described in a free booklet. uk northumberland walking hadrian’s wall • hadrian's wall circular walks • hadrian's wall remains of roman granaries and barr • free guide to walking hadrian’s wall • hadrian’s wall housesteads fort
UK Walking-Catherine Cookson Trail Catherine Cookson country is a region of beautiful beaches and ancient sites, as well as being the setting for scores of books, television programmes and movies. catherine cookson country • catherine cookson trail • south tyneside • roman fort of arbeia at south shields • marsden rock bird sanctuary
Victorian Earthenware Staffordshire Figurines Everyone loved Staffordshire pottery, especially the Victorians. Figures from their day include children, animals, royalty, sportsmen, actors, politicians and murderers. staffordshire figurines • victorian staffordshire figurines • victorian celebrity staffordshire figurines • queen victoria staffordshire figurines • stoke-on-trent potteries
Weatherbomb Hits Britain but RFU Plays On Winter gales, floods and high seas bring chaos to Britain. But the rugby union Six Nations Tournament begins in Edinburgh and Dublin watched by capacity crowds. It takes more than a tempest to keep players off the rugby field. rugby • london twickenham • dublin • cardiff • edinburgh
Critically Endangered Equines A number of equine breeds across the globe are struggling to survive. Read about some of our most precious, beautiful and threatened horses and ponies. the eriskay pony • how to save endangered horses • how to help endangered ponies • information on rare horses • information on rare ponies
The FARNE Project FARNE (Folk Archive Resource North East) is an exciting and innovative two year project bringing Northumbrian folk music to people’s homes across the world. Suite 101 Folk Music asks the project officer, Rachel Peacock, how it is progressing. folk • archive • armstrong • tunes • north-east |
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