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 | 166 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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Eyes & Ears 05.06.26
I moved to the North East in December 2003 to edit The Journal. One of my first priviliged experiences was a hard hat tour of the Sage Gateshead several months before it was due to open.
Spotting a commercial opportunity, I said to general...
Life, death, football and the cathedral on the hill
Regular readers will have noticed that football does not figure large in Eyes & Ears. That’s not quite the case today, although there are several good reasons for this, as you will soon see.
BBC legend Jeff Brown has waited almost 44 years...
Eyes & Ears 29.05.26
It was a scorching Bank Holiday weekend and people were out in force. That didn’t work out too well in North Tyneside where some inconsiderate drivers blocked the RNLI volunteers from launching a lifeboat - and weren’t happy about being ask...
Reform in charge: What now?
The walled garden at Auckland (image: Graeme Peacock) and Sam Fender is a winner again (image: Christopher Owens)
Happy Bank Holiday Monday. We have a wonderful column for you today from Professor Bob Hudson, a man who is always worth list...
Eyes & Ears 22.05.26
The Great North Investment Summit: At least our two mayors wore shoes
Politics again dominates the headlines this week. To be fair, we did have the first Great North Investment Summit and there was a significant piece of financial good new...
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