Eyes & Ears North East
Brian AitkenEyes & Ears is a curated round-up of what's been happening in the region in the past seven days - plus some quality columnists and features on the people and places of the North East.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 160 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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Eyes & Ears 15.05.26
Reform group leaders Chris Eynon (Sunderland), Paul Mackings (South Tyneside) and Graham Harrison (Hartlepool)
There’s no getting away from politics at the minute. Indeed politics seems to be changing by the minute.
Harold Wilson is credi...
What now?
Where to start? The rise of Reform? Labour being crushed in its North East heartland? Apologies for so many question marks.
Professor John Tomaney says anyone surprised by Thursday’s council election results has not been paying attention....
Eyes & Ears 08.05.26
This is an election-free(ish) zone today. It has to be since I was working on this edition yesterday when the polls were still open and have set the timer so that you receive this via email at 6am.
Unless you’re not a subscriber, of course...
Nostalgia - like drinking - isn't what it used to be
Nostalgia plays a large part in today’s edition.
The Metrocentre has turned 40; a historian has launched an interactive tool that allows you to plot a journey that could take in more than 5,000 historic sites and buildings in the North Eas...
Eyes & Ears 01.05.26
It’s not healthy
There’s ‘life expectancy’ and then there’s ‘healthy life expectancy’. The second gives a more comprehensive picture of the nation’s health than life expectancy, which only measures how long people live for.
The health...
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