mainly photos from around Newcastle upon Tyne and Northumberland, but not quite daily any more.
Showing posts with label Northumbria University. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Northumbria University. Show all posts
Monday, 30 January 2012
Thursday, 2 December 2010
a face
I suspect this gentleman is probably unaware his photo has been pasted onto a walkway near Northumbria University in Newcastle upon Tyne; maybe he'll see it one day.
Thursday, 25 November 2010
Winter comes early to Tyneside
winter came early to the North-East yesterday as demonstrated by this glass outside Northumbria University's Student's Union this morning
Wednesday, 29 September 2010
Mr Speaker at Northumbria University
John Bercow the Speaker of the House of Commons was at Northumbria University this evening to give a lecture entitled Parliament Beyond Westminster, at which he
outlined his plans to reunite Parliament with the public and to modernise, revive and reform the chamber. During the course of the evening I asked him whether he followed his wife Sally's ' tweets'; he said he did not, but vigorously defended her democratic right to do so. Good for him.
outlined his plans to reunite Parliament with the public and to modernise, revive and reform the chamber. During the course of the evening I asked him whether he followed his wife Sally's ' tweets'; he said he did not, but vigorously defended her democratic right to do so. Good for him.
Monday, 19 July 2010
Friday, 5 February 2010
Jane Bown 100 Portraits
Wednesday, 17 June 2009
Sunday Market, Quayside, Newcastle
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The Quayside is one of the oldest parts of Newcastle and a record exists of there being a milk market there back in 1717 . According to Henry Bourne's History of Newcastle Upon Tyne of 1736 there were daily markets on the Quayside for fish, herbs, bread, cloth and leather. On Saturdays, the area was home to something called Paddy's market where old clothes were sold. This continued into the second half of the 20th Century and older people may recall being told to tidy their room because it looked like “Paddy's market”. This photo shows the Sunday market which was was established in the late 1800's.
The large building in the bottom right hand corner of the photo houses the Law Courts, to the left of the crane can be seen Northumbria University's Art and Design building; the large building top right is a telephone Exchange.
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The Quayside is one of the oldest parts of Newcastle and a record exists of there being a milk market there back in 1717 . According to Henry Bourne's History of Newcastle Upon Tyne of 1736 there were daily markets on the Quayside for fish, herbs, bread, cloth and leather. On Saturdays, the area was home to something called Paddy's market where old clothes were sold. This continued into the second half of the 20th Century and older people may recall being told to tidy their room because it looked like “Paddy's market”. This photo shows the Sunday market which was was established in the late 1800's.
The large building in the bottom right hand corner of the photo houses the Law Courts, to the left of the crane can be seen Northumbria University's Art and Design building; the large building top right is a telephone Exchange.
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