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1 week ago | 
newcastlemagazine.com | Sara Janiszewska
This Is South Tyneside Festival brings together a packed programme of entertainment, featuring big name artists, brass bands and activities for all the family. And now musicians are taking up the opportunity to feature in live music sessions at South Shields Amphitheatre throughout June – with the additional chance to appear live at one of the Sunday Concerts at Bents Park this summer.
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1 week ago | 
newcastlemagazine.com | Sara Janiszewska
The Hoppings returns to Newcastle’s Town Moor from Friday 20 to Sunday 29 June with hundreds of attractions, from familiar favourites to white knuckle rides. And children’s charities are being urged to get in touch to enjoy them for free on the opening day – before the official opening by the Lord Mayor of Newcastle. Charities can bring along a group who, between noon and 2pm on the opening day on 20 June, will be able to ride for free.
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1 week ago | 
newcastlemagazine.com | Sara Janiszewska
International musical theatre star Sidonie Smith reprises her critically acclaimed performance as Rachel Marron, a role she previously dazzled in during the show’s run in Stuttgart, Germany. Joining her is Adam Garcia (Coyote Ugly), who makes a welcome return to Newcastle – last seen as Caractacus Potts in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang – now taking on the role of Frank Farmer.
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1 week ago | 
durhammagazine.co.uk | Sara Janiszewska
Last summer, Dean Midas spent four weeks with Willington AFC. during their pre-season, capturing their struggles after back-to-back relegations in his film titled ‘The Road Back’. In February this year, Dean returned to Hall Lane to record the remaining few months of the season for The Road Back Part 2.
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1 week ago | 
edinburghmagazine.com | Sara Janiszewska
Tejas Mittal, aged 10, who attends Calderwood Primary School in Edinburgh was the joint level 10 winner. He said:“Maths feels different now. I actually enjoy solving things, and I can see how much I’ve improved since I started Supermaths! The games are my favourite way to learn and practice maths.
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2 weeks ago | 
sunderlandmagazine.com | Sara Janiszewska
LandlordBuyer, who help UK landlords sell rental properties quickly, believe that Sunderland’s “affordability, regeneration efforts, and emerging industries are making waves, but investors and homebuyers must weigh these benefits against relatively slow price growth and a limited housing supply”. Here’s a balanced look at the current pros and cons of Sunderland’s housing landscape. 1. AffordabilitySunderland remains one of the most affordable places to buy property in the UK.
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2 weeks ago | 
edinburghmagazine.com | Sara Janiszewska
The Front List, in partnership with Underbelly, expanded to 14 events, including two for schools Line-up gives the first taste of the range of voices and opinions represented in the wider 2025 programme, yet to be announced Former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon launches her highly anticipated memoir, Frankly Literary luminaries Maggie O’Farrell, Ian McEwan, R.F. Kuang, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, and Asako Yuzuki appear Political insights on offer from Ta-Nehisi Coates, Anne Applebaum, Edward...
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2 weeks ago | 
durhammagazine.co.uk | Sara Janiszewska
Durham County Council will be carrying out repairs to The Causeway Bridge in Wolsingham, with works starting on Tuesday 6 May. Dating back to 1894, the bridge requires extensive refurbishment due to its age. To accommodate the works, which will include the installation of scaffolding, the bridge will temporarily be closed to vehicles for approximately three weeks. During this time, a diversion will be in place for vehicles however the bridge will remain open for pedestrians.
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2 weeks ago | 
sunderlandmagazine.com | Sara Janiszewska
At the counting of the ballot, held in March, the total percentage of votes cast in favour was 90.9 per cent, giving the Seafront BID a first term mandate until March 2029. The new BID will be run alongside and by Sunderland Business Improvement District which also runs the City Centre BID and is extending its remit to develop a new, consistent and joined-up approach across both sides of the river.
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2 weeks ago | 
edinburghmagazine.com | Sara Janiszewska
Following successful fundraising activities in previous years, which have seen Aberdein Considine employees raise more than £80,000 for various worthy causes since 2022, the firm is set to pull out all the stops in 2025 to support Scotland’s disadvantaged children and young people.
