Posted: 29th Jul 2009
Hundreds of people have signed up for a behind-the-scenes tour of the new £8million PLAYHOUSE in Whitley Bay. ...morePosted: 29th Jul 2009
Come along to one of North Tyneside's free brilliant biking sessions this summer. ...morePosted: 28th Jul 2009
On-the-spot fines for shoplifting will now be limited to first-time offenders who are not drug users, Justice Secretary Jack Straw has said. ...morePosted: 24th Jul 2009
The £8million PLAYHOUSE in Whitley Bay opened its box office this morning allowing the public to book in person. ...morePosted: 24th Jul 2009
It appears that the bright spot during March and April when footfall in our high streets remained at last year's levels, was just that - a spot of brightness in an otherwise fairly dark trading landscape. Following an annual decrease of 4.3% in May, footfall in our high streets has continued to decline into June, with a year on year decrease of 7.7% from June 2008. ...morePosted: 9th Jul 2009
North Tyneside Mayor Linda Arkley has scrapped the mayor's newsletter and will use the money saved to support the borough's town centres. ...morePosted: 9th Jul 2009
Young student 'apprentices' from a Northumberland school have given their verdict on the way forward for the future success of Whitley Bay. ...morePosted: 26th Jun 2009
The Highways Agency are to be urged to allocate unspent highways maintenance funding to a long-term solution for Silverlink as a matter of urgency ...morePosted: 11th Jun 2009
North Tyneside Council is looking for volunteers to help clean-up a rubbish-filled stream in Seaton Burn. ...morePosted: 8th Jun 2009
Whitley Bay FC are offering a range of Season Ticket special offers for the new season. ...moreTynetown is a service provided by North Tyneside Council
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