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Newcastle upon Tyne recent comments:

  • The Cumberland Arms, Brian Yule (guest) wrote 18 years ago:
    Suggestibles improv comedy (think scream out loud funny Whose Line Is It Anyway episode) on Friday Evenings. Great gig nights upstairs with the likes of Home Cooking and Bannoffee Pie putting on fantastic bills of eclectic music. Always folkies jamming downstairs. Range of Lindisfarne fruity wines and mead.
  • Coach Lane Campus, Ibrahim Al-Sawy (guest) wrote 18 years ago:
    Coach lane campus where Mr. Ibrahim al-Sawy had his scholarship
  • The Gate complex, Travelodge wrote 18 years ago:
    The Complex will just be to tell people who don't know the area what it is.
  • Jesmond Dene, exiled Geordie (guest) wrote 18 years ago:
    Nicest place on Earth, any time of year.
  • Gormans, bob (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    Fantastic Chippy
  • John Marley Centre, bob (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    John Marly Center
  • Gosforth Central Middle School, mankind_2k (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    This is Gosforth Central Middle School!!
  • Newcastle Crematorium and Garden of Remembrance, ILuvNUFC (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    Photos http://newcastlephotos.blogspot.com/2007/07/west-road-crematorium.html The crematorium and cemetery was officially opened on the 22nd October 1934 by Alderman John Moore under the Auspices of the Lord Mayor of Newcastle upon Tyne, Councillor John Leadbitter J.P. The crematorium has two chapels, joined together by an arcaded cloister know as the Loggia. The original Garden of Remembrance is immediately behind the cloisters and is approached through the archway of the central clock tower.
  • Spinney Park, perkins (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    not looking to bad
  • Sids Cornershop, Reverend Dan (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    Excelent Shop, But i can believe those things about sid in the comment above
  • The Chillingham Arms, Reverend Dan (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    Serves a good pint of ale and guest ales
  • Sids Cornershop, HP sauce (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    Cheap store that has regained its community appeal after selling stolen goods, out of date food and hiring illegal immigrants. Was also warned for waging a campaign of terror against a rival shop after asking for the Evening Chronicle rights, the rival owner later died from a heart attack. Sid was also disqualified from a Landlord of the Year contest for threatening people to vote for him otherwise they would be evicted and was then banned from re-entering when the DWP found Sid used his houses as a benefit drop. After all this Sid was forgiven for turning QE and providing the Police with evidence against locals who were selling cheap cigarettes and stolen alcohol.
  • Terrace in Leazes Park, dnagdimunova wrote 19 years ago:
    This is incorrect an needs to be deleted.
  • Liquid, Coleco (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    It's the next building to the left.
  • Newcastle's Chinatown, ste (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    Box should extend a bit longer
  • Heaton Mosque, nls (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    Alternatively, you can see the mosque as an example of Heaton's openness to cultural variety.
  • Westgate House, Mark (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    Demolished in January 2007
  • Kingston Park - Newcastle Falcons, 0gremlin wrote 19 years ago:
    RUGBY UNION FOOTBALL CLUB
  • Heaton Mosque, Jesus (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    Worship me and not a hook-hand!, Go home, your not welcome, Respect other cultures and religions, and stay out of Heaton. You's are a terrible breed of people who wants to take everything from a Christian community but are prepared not to give any back!
  • Newcastle Crematorium and Garden of Remembrance, Steve (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    Remembrance is the spelling.