Talking Northeast
Andy PottsNortheast England: Our home. Our community. Your words.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 77 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 36 hours ago |
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Seven Days: Sep. 1-6
It’s a bank holiday week, so Tuesday is the new Monday. But after yesterday’s bonus Seven Days for Last Train Home, here are some more bits to look out for. Rural Northumberland has its time in the sun with big events in Haltwhistle and Bel...
Seven Days Special: Last Train Home
The annual Last Train Home festival is one of the highlights of the music scene. Taking over a handful of stages in Darlington, all within walking distance of the station, the idea is to get an all-dayer that allows music-lovers to pack in...
Seven Days: Aug. 24-31
You’ve got to laugh, and this week’s Seven Days brings a railway farce to the towns that put the world on track. There’s stand-up for kids, plus a family-friendly music festival that mam and dad can still enjoy in North Shields. It’s the la...
We Are the Durhams, The Light
The High Wood Cross, originally erected on the Somme battlefield in 1916.
This isn’t your typical military museum.
The centrepiece of We Are the Durhams, where you might expect an item of heavy artillery or a trench diorama, is a memorial...
Victory Over The Sun, The Light, Durham
Curator Natasha Howe introduces Liz West’s Our Spectral Vision
Durham is about to see The Light. Ten years after the controversial closure of the old DLI Museum and Art Gallery, the Aykley Heads site reopens to the public tomorrow with a n...
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Freelance journalist. Based in Durham. Likes sport, beer and good coffee. Roots for the underdog.
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