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Football is coming home and Newcastle will be at the heart of the action
by Molly Lymn | 12th October 2023 |
UEFA has announced the UK and Republic of Ireland’s bid to host Euro 2028 has been successful. The men’s tournament will be played across England, Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland, Scotland and Wales....
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Looking forward to Newcastle’s Christmas and New Year 2023
by Molly Lymn | 29th September 2023 |
Plans for Christmas and New Year in Newcastle have been announced, helping to make this festive season undoubtedly the most wonderful time of the year. Newcastle City Council will again be working with...
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NGI publishes report to celebrate a year of impact with partners
by Chris Watson | 13th July 2023 |
NGI's newly published report showcases £2.25m funding for tourism and job creation while celebrating a year of impactful partnerships for the North East....
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A welcome new mural for Ridley Place
by Chris Watson | 23rd May 2023 |
A new striking mural now provides an impressive welcome to a city centre street, harnessing its independent spirit and helping to add finishing touches in time for the summer....
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Newcastle confirmed in UK & Ireland UEFA Euro 28 bid
by Molly Lymn | 12th April 2023 |
Newcastle has today been named as one of ten host cities for the UK and Ireland’s joint bid to host the UEFA Euro 2028 football tournament. The joint bid would see the men’s tournament...
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BBC Eurovision Party coming to Times Square
by Molly Lymn | 11th April 2023 |
A party atmosphere will be created in Newcastle as an exciting Eurovision extravaganza comes to the city. The city will be awash with sequins and colourful outfits as the Eurovision Song Contest party takes...
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Lasers lighting up the New Year
by Molly Lymn | 20th December 2022 |
Newcastle’s skyline will again be illuminated as we approach New Year, as a spectacular laser show will be lighting up the Quayside and city to welcome in 2023. Building on the incredible inaugural Laser...
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Festive plans for Newcastle’s Christmas revealed
by Molly Lymn | 26th October 2022 |
It’s beginning to look more like Christmas, as Newcastle City Council announces plans for Christmas and New Year in the city, bringing some festive cheer for everyone. The council will be again working in...
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Greener Grey Street gets the go ahead
by Molly Lymn | 20th October 2022 |
Newcastle City Council has announced new plans for Grey Street, which will result in a greener, more welcoming space and help the city achieve its carbon zero ambitions. Following a review of the proposed...
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Eurovision Song Contest update on 2023 host city
by Molly Lymn | 27th September 2022 |
It was announced today (27 September) that Glasgow and Liverpool remain contenders to become the host city for the 67th Eurovision Song Contest. On 12 August the BBC announced that seven cities (Birmingham, Glasgow,...
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The Poet and The City
by Molly Lymn | 22nd September 2022 |
Newcastle stands in front of the mirror getting ready Sam Ryder serenades in the background A backdrop of the night to come is seen in the reflection A wrap commemorates the end of a...
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Ukrainian Independence Day – Newcastle’s tribute
by Molly Lymn | 24th August 2022 |
A Ukrainian women’s choir marked their country’s Independence Day today (Wednesday August 24) with a performance at Newcastle Civic Centre. The dozen women sang the Ukrainian national anthem on Ceremonial Way as Newcastle...
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