Gateshead High Street and a trip to The Grey Nags Head. youtu.be/5hJHs09Kn4I
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Today we are proud to officially release a new recording of our city’s iconic anthem - bringing together supporters, local musicians and regional music experts to ensure the cherished song continues to unite future generations of fans.
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Whilst considering the geordie habit of saying 'eeee' at the beginning of sentences, it got me thinking about words geordies use at the end of sentences for no reason... 'wasn't me, like' 'wouldn't do that mind' 'here man' and ' i love it, me'.
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Tonight, come and watch the game with us, you might have a nice time!
if you like us you will be welcome again on Monday night. Sky costs a lot of mula so it would be great to see a crowd.We also show all the televised games from other teams throughout the season F1,NFL go Birds!
Well, that building didn’t last long.
Plans unveiled for old Sage offices in Great Park to be demolished to make way for hundreds of homes chroniclelive.co.uk/news/nor…
The friends and families of former shipbuilders have been urged to record their stories before they are forgotten. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cg7k…
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Today's the feast of St Aidan of Lindisfarne, 7th Century monk, bishop and missionary. In glass by James Hogan, 1931 for Powell & Sons in Carlisle Cathedral he's welcomed by King Oswald and given the task of converting Northumbria. 1/3
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St. Nicholas Street, Newcastle at left with the Side at right c1888 & that unusual semi circle area at centre which looks like a fenced off garden of sorts & later had a public toilet built within it. Doric House House was later built on top of the toilets. At left a young girl sits behind a table selling wares of some sort & a shoeless boy carrying a bucket walks off in the direction of the Side. See comments.
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Firefighters responding to a rubbish fire in Blakelaw on 26 Aug came under dangerous and unprovoked attack, with bricks thrown at their appliance and crew.
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#NewcastleUponTyne Anyone recall Rington's Tea Dances?, this advert from the Sunday Sun of 27th August 1989.
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Collingwood was one of Britain’s greatest naval commanders. He was also a close friend of Nelson and is often overlooked as a hero of Trafalgar: penbal.uk/the-geordie-admira…
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Shipwreck Map from Flamborough Head to the Firth of Forth. 1,636 charted wrecks: tyneseyed.org/wrecks
Latt-ay for me.
Lar-tay sounds a bit posh. They definitely say that in Waitrose on Osborne Rd.
Age could play a part. I’ve noticed kids with American accents who watch a lot of online videos. Remote working with ppl from outside the area as well, lots now ditching dinner time.
@JHCPAL I've noticed something recently which might interest you. There seems to be a division in Newcastle between how people pronounce Latte. Some say it like "lartay" with the "a" sound as in "far"; others with "a" sound like in cat. I wonder if there's a sub accent going on
