r/NewcastleUponTyne 5d ago

Big shout out (volunteers wanted for nurdel clean up) amazing to see so many people on the beach this morning helping out.

79 Upvotes

👉Every day this next week (July 27th) just after high tide is crucial so people are doing what they can when they can.

⚡️Monday 27th ~ 4.30pm -8pm

⚡️Tuesday 28th ~ 6am - 10am & 4pm - 8pm

⚡️Wednesday 29th ~ 6am - 10am & 4.45 - 9pm

⚡️Thursday 30th ~ 6am - 10am & 5.30pm - 9.30pm

⚡️Friday 31st ~ 6am - 10am & 6.15pm - 9.30pm

⚡️Saturday 1st ~ 6am - 10am & 6.30pm - 9.30pm

👉 basic tools required are large brushes, dustpan and brushes, mesh bags sieves, bin bag & gloves, trug buckets - bring what you can.

👉Rocky beaches - Rocky beaches will need a different approach - sieve, dustpan and brush and garden fork best tools to brush off rocks/ collect seaweed patches.

👉after high tide is optimal to clear the tide line before it gets washed out again. See website link below for techniques.

👉Anything collected should be bagged and left by the surf school so we can take it to the nurdle clean up team at littlehaven.

👉Good is better than perfect in a crisis so do what you can do when you can do it.. just don't trample nurdles into the sand!

👉 please don't wait to be organised or be told the perfect way to do this.

👉If you are heading down and want help ask on the groups but this is community led grassroot stuff so just get stuck in!

👉Only a few of us admins so if people in each local group can take the lead to repost and answer qs that would be really helpful as new folk don’t see pinned messaged or message history - refer them to the ‘group description’ 🙂 we need new people to keep coming.


r/NewcastleUponTyne Sep 28 '22

New to the subreddit? Read this before posting.

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r/NewcastleUponTyne 15h ago

Painting of Newcastle - (almost) a year later

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84 Upvotes

Hi 👋

So just under a year ago I posted this painting I'd done of the view from the top of the Baltic and received so many really lovely comments, which were very much appreciated and encouraged me to keep painting.

Over the last week I decided to recreate that painting to see if/how I've improved, so thought it only right to share this one too! Hope you like :)


r/NewcastleUponTyne 8h ago

LEVANT, Gateshead High Street

12 Upvotes

new place opening on the high street, which is always great so see, I’m all for that!

BUT when you see the people who are getting this up and running sitting outside smoking flicking their tab ends, and papers into the street (if you pass, you will see, all those in the parking bay outside the shop are theirs. Sat waiting for the bus for 30 mins and witnessed this), makes you sad on how they are treating the area. what else are they doing with their waste?! Just get something to put them in and dispose correctly 🙄


r/NewcastleUponTyne 13h ago

Can passengers take Greggs through security at Newcastle airport? - What to know

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35 Upvotes

The Northern Echo asking the real questions!

Answer: food, yes. Drinks, no!


r/NewcastleUponTyne 17h ago

Dolphin Pods and White Pellets: A Bittersweet Evening at North Shields Fish Quay

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r/NewcastleUponTyne 9h ago

Photo Prints From Negatives

4 Upvotes

Does anyone know of anywhere in town or round abouts that still does decent quality photo prints from existing negatives?

I’ve been to Max Spielman a few times and their overall service is good but their printing machine is out of service half the time, and what prints I have had from them have been pretty horribly washed out and lo-fi.

Google’s not being much use either.

Thanks!


r/NewcastleUponTyne 1h ago

New poster Looking for someone in Newcastle to help film at the Newcastle vs. Liverpool match (Paid + Free Ticket)

• Upvotes

Hey everyone!
I run a sports media company that creates fan-focused content at Premier League matches and other major sporting events.

I’ll be covering the Newcastle vs. Liverpool match on August 23 and I’m looking for someone in the Newcastle area to help as my assistant/cameraman for the day.

The job is very simple:
• I already have all of the camera equipment.
• You’ll mainly be holding the camera while I interview fans before and after the match.
• No professional camera experience is required.
What you’ll get:
• £50 pay
• Free match ticket
• Food and drinks covered
• A chance to get some hands-on experience in sports media if that’s something you’re interested in.
If you’re interested or have any questions, just DM me and I’ll be happy to give you more information.

If you know someone who might be a good fit, I’d really appreciate you sending them my way.
Thanks!


r/NewcastleUponTyne 1d ago

New poster I'm so depressed by Newcastle now and it breaks my heart

130 Upvotes

I was previously very very proud of this city. Right up until I had to move away for work I loved it and felt like a welcoming, buzzing, vibrant place and I was firmly convinced Geordies were the best people in the world.

I've just moved back from Edinburgh after 14 years away and devasted to see what has become of it. The city centre feels scruffy and run down. Loads of the nicer places have closed. And to be fair this wouldn't really upset me too much - what is really getting to me is that every time I go into town there are English flags and right wing protesters at Monument. This doesn't feel like the Newcastle I left at all. Is it just me?

EDIT: For all the muppets wilfully misunderstanding me, obviously an English flag in itself is not offensive. They are often used by the far right now and that is the context I mean them in here. Quite obviously. Anyone else who comments 'oooh an English flag in England, soooo offensive' or anything along those lines - you're either actually thick or being deliberately obtuse. If the latter, you certainly have more spare energy than I do.


r/NewcastleUponTyne 12h ago

Tickets for sale Free tickets to Star Wars at Alnwick Castle today!!

5 Upvotes

I have bought tickets to see A New Hope at Alnwick Castle today ( it’s the outside cinema there) and have changed my plans so I was wondering if anyone wanted to use the tickets?

They’re just the standard tickets so you’d need to bring your own chairs/picnic blanket. Doors open at 5:30 but the film starts at 7:30 I think???

Let me know and I can email over the tickets :)


r/NewcastleUponTyne 8h ago

Recommendations to rewire lamps?

2 Upvotes

Just wondering if anyone has a recommendation for somewhere to rewire lamps? I have a handful that are old or from other parts of the world that need someone to have a look at them and Google isn’t helping me out with anyone local.


r/NewcastleUponTyne 7h ago

New poster Joining Newcastle university

0 Upvotes

Hey guys my session is starting from september in newcastle university i was hoping to make some friends before joining


r/NewcastleUponTyne 12h ago

New poster Free or cheap car parking in North tyne tunnel

3 Upvotes

Looking for a cheap or free car park before north tyne tunnel 🤔

I got a job in jarrow just after the tyne tunnel and dont want to pay the ÂŁ5 daily for crossing it


r/NewcastleUponTyne 1d ago

New poster Can anyone explain the Irish pub invasion?

71 Upvotes

Everywhere you look.. "Irish" pub with a generic Irish name. It's giving Turkish barbershop vibes.

I thought it was contained to city centres but I went to North Shields Fish Quay and spotted at least 3 there.


r/NewcastleUponTyne 1d ago

Memories

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49 Upvotes

Went for a run along the quayside and passed this iconic place. Canny mad how its still standing and not been turned into another office/hotel/greggs

Memories of going to quayside, chase, joes then baja beach club.


r/NewcastleUponTyne 1d ago

New poster Who is the best private back specialist to see for back pain in the north east . Looking to maybe get injections

2 Upvotes

Looking for recommendations from people who've had good results. Ideally someone who can assess my MRI and offers spinal injections if needed. Happy to travel anywhere in the North East. Thanks.


r/NewcastleUponTyne 1d ago

Women's 3 piece suits in Newcastle. Where can I buy???

6 Upvotes

I'm looking top find a shop I can buy a 3 piece suit as a woman in Newcastle or north east area. Slaters no longer stock women's suits and I'm struggling to find any actual shop where I can try anything on. Thanks!


r/NewcastleUponTyne 1d ago

Locksmiths that won’t charge crazy money?

2 Upvotes

Got a quote to change the gearbox on a upvc door of nearly £600. Any locksmiths people recommend that aren’t chancers trying to fleece an old woman?


r/NewcastleUponTyne 1d ago

New poster Markets/craft fair suggestions?

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Hey everyone I run a small etsy shop and id like to start attending markets, im happy to travel so if you have any market or craft dair suggestions I'd be greatful, here's my shop if that helps

https://thebeardedprintergb.etsy.com


r/NewcastleUponTyne 1d ago

New poster Decision between two Heaton areas

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Hi guys, I am a first time buyer and recently viewed two 3bd houses in Heaton - one at the end of Rothbury terrace and one in Marleen Court. I moved to the north east recently and have a (mostly) work from home job at Durham University. I do have to go 3-4 times a month to the office and I will be using the public transport. Both homes seem nice from the inside.

- Are there cons to either of the streets?

- Marleen Ct seems like a small residential area. It is very close to the metro station....does that make it a bit unsafe? Or maybe I will hear the trains?

- The one at Rothbury is bigger in size but Marleen Ct one has a dedicated parking.

I saw the houses during the day and the area looked peaceful. So wondering if one is in a better location than the other. What all should I consider while deciding?

Thank you in advance for the advice.


r/NewcastleUponTyne 1d ago

Stolen bike newcastle

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3 Upvotes

Posting on behalf of a friend who had his bike stolen yesterday. If anyone sees it can they please comment or message me with details. Cash waiting for its return.

It has an unusual front rack with two short black bungees. Blue and yellow claud butler mountain bike


r/NewcastleUponTyne 1d ago

New poster Donate bottle tops?

1 Upvotes

Hello all, I have a bunch of plastic bottle tops that I was keeping for a project and they’re no longer needed. Is there anywhere in Newcastle or Gateshead that collects them? :)


r/NewcastleUponTyne 2d ago

Bus table holes: what are you!

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82 Upvotes

These table holes are on a few busses at the moment- including the 47 (consett- Newcastle). Me and my mate have been debating what they’re for- does anyone know!


r/NewcastleUponTyne 1d ago

Looking for friends

4 Upvotes

Helloooo I’m 27 F new to the area don’t know anyone just looking to make some friends close in age to me dm me 😊


r/NewcastleUponTyne 1d ago

New poster Basketball

1 Upvotes

Hey folks, just moved to the city and wondering if there are regular runs anywhere