Another great video Eddie, you're getting good at this! Seriously though, I'm also super excited to see how it looks in a few years. This street has been horribly run down for as long as I've been alive. I do still have memories of waiting for the bus at the old bus station after a take away from over the road. It was a shit hole then but it's only got worse, great to see it get the love it deserves finally.
Fantastic video - the effort involved is very much appreciated! As a homesick Geordie now living in London, it’s great to keep up with what’s happening to our beautiful city (and also love the vids on our glorious football club!)
Nice video! You do a really good job sharing things going in Newcastle! I’m a geordie myself living overseas in South Korea, so it’s good to see what’s going on back home! Keep up the great work!
Great content, love these educational videos that come out now and again along with the main football vlogs. Me and a mate are planning on coming up from Reading to see the 2 home friendlies at the end of July, hoping I might spot you outside the stadium while you're recording 🤞
Thanks for the update,Eddie. Another great clip. I'm glad the Tyne bridge is getting a tart up as it was starting to look like me.... old and knackered!
Thanks so much for this update ! I have been looking forward to seeing the bridge getting refurbished 🥳. Me and my colleagues from International Paints nearby have been asking for paints to be given as charity to help with the project for years, but I do not know if this actually happened. Very excited to see the new development nearby materialise, the area has been an eyesore for a while now and change was needed... Although not sure what to make of this new tall building 🤷All the best to you.
@@TynesideLife do you remember la stella or la stalla pizza place at the back of pilgrim street and the fire station. I would love to find to pictures if that.
Good stuff Eddie, I live 5 minutes walk from there so i will watch the developments with interest, there is the Gateshead Quay development on the other side of the water too - exciting times.
@@TynesideLife no thank you really. I enjoy your videos and appreciate the time and effort you put in. I'm a South African living in Newcastle and I feel very proud to live here and be part of everything. The Geordies are fantastic too😁
Remember queuing at the Odeon in Pilgrim St 1977 waiting to get in to see Star Wars for the first of many times I dragged my Mam down there to see it... Good to see the area getting a revamp. Been good travelling back down for the home games too since the takeover. Happy days and good times ahead for the Toon..
Totally agree with you. It’s been a run down area for years and desperately needed this. The shops, bars etc as you said are gonna greatly benefit from this.
Its great to see this been redeveloped. I can remember getting off the Bus there (no metros them days) and making your way through the streets to St James. I did some chef training in the old fire station that was a experience and a half. Then, opposite the police station who can remember the shop where you exchange your coupons from ciggie packets (Ke4nsitas, if I remember correctly) and green shields stamps. There was also a wall as you head down to the bridge which was called the FLICKR wall, where members of FLICKR wrote messages and down photos to place on FLICKR.
Great info Eddy . was up there yesturday and was wondering what was going to be built. I knew the HMRC was moving in but didnt know about the firestation etc.
Great video. As an HMRC worker at Longbenton i am not particularly looking forward to moving there. Public transport and parking are quite easy where we are and moving there will not make things easier. Like a lot of my colleagues o f my age we hope to be retired before the move.
So exciting to see what is sadly a tired area.......hope springs eternal, its going to be a fantastic place! Still miss the 70' s Odeon cinema. My uncle Frank used to work out of at the Pearl Assurance offices. He was there for 30 years. That wonderful Tyne Bridge of ours definitely needs a lick of paint mind Eddy, thank god its getting a makeover ! Cheers 🍻 Graham 👍
@@TynesideLife oh i will buddy. And if your ever over in belfast i. Live beside titanic quarter. Gimme a shout and ill take ya for a Guinness and a tour 😎
@@TynesideLife im not an official guide. I do paranormal investigations around ireland. But im born and bred here and my distant relatives worked on the ship and others. Howay the lads 😎
Wow, what an insight Eddy, memories for me as a kid from Benwell... queing ootside the Odeon for Star Wars and Superman with me Mammy, seeing the inside of Pilgrim Street Police station as a young 10 year ald truant-a reformed man noo like🤣👊great video mate
Great boost for City center. All for it. Another big scheme will be the Whey Eye Wheel complex. Do you have any info when work will commence on this, if at all.
Wow Eddie,....this is a fabulous view into the future,...thank you. Just for a wee bit of ecological balance, these developments come with a consequence, which is the continued migration into cities at the cost of the countryside. Investment in those places where our nourishment comes from is diminishing at a devastating rate. Food is already depleted of the nutrition we once had in part due to the lack of people to maintain the land. So,.....I luv the video, but there is a much deeper issue behind the development of city ecology at the expense of rural ecology. What I would love to see is investment in rural areas like Amble for example, and other rural towns/villages, encouraging people to populate our magnificent Northumbrian countryside. PennyXxx
I could talk about this stuff for hours Penny. I’ve studied climate change, I’m passionate about being in the hills and I lived in the Lakes for 13 years. Sometimes I just have to separate everything and talk about one thing at a time 😅
@@TynesideLife ,...please recognise Eddie that I am applauding you loudly from my kitchen in Edinburgh!!! And yes, I know you love the countryside. But that brings up an idea, Ping!!! How about going into the glorious Northumbrian villages and tell us what is happening there with climate, farming and the movement of people in and out? That would be incredibly helpful,...to me anyway,.........hehehe!!! PennyXxx
RIP The Stack Eddie. Loved it in there. Every time we came up and went in there we always ended up chatting to someone. Cliche I know but Geordie's really do make you feel welcome in their town. All being well coming back up in August 🤞
Love your videos Eddie, Tyne bridge is desperate for a refurb, lets the city down, wish they would pedestrianize grey street, would be interested in a video on the Robert sinclair building.
Exciting times indeed Eddie just hope there aren't to many high-rise buildings as I personally think they have ruined the area around St James park are to many high-rise buildings ,great video again can't get enough of watching them well done again Eddie keep up the good work kidda
Spent five years in Newcastle as a student. Pilgrim Street was a run down area but it’ll look great once those old run down buildings are replaced. Good to see how it’s changing for the better.
Long overdue redevelopment of a valuable area of the city that has been overlooked for too long. I just hope the reality looks as good as the plans! Now if only I could find someone to liberate the Buz nightclub sign before it goes to scrap… it would look great on the front of my garage! Many happy memories in there!
A work for hmrc and my office is moving from. Peterlee to Newcastle so looking to move into Newcastle myself from Durham at some point just need to find out a nice area to move to. Any ideas?
Your videos are always so great. I wish the rent wasn't so extortionate in Newcastle because us small businesses are struggling massively as it is, I own a bakery and we have a tiny shop in a residential area in Monkseaton with pretty much no footfall because it's all we can afford. Our dream is to have a shop in the centre but it's just not doable!
@@TynesideLife you are so kind. We are called R Place on St Ronan's Road. It's an uphill battle and it feels like you're swimming upstream constantly! Xxx
Wow the tragic traffic will be off scale ,when that bridge is shut all that time ,good job they had the foresight to build second Tyne tunnel ,end of the day the A1 needs to be a motorway from Gateshead to way past city centre ,I know roadworks have been going on ages along A1 not sure how it ends ,let's hope for the first time in years youl be able to go up there without stopping for a change ,it's only 20 yrs too late .
Once again a good video, however the way you have asked your question in the title, makes it sound as if the Reuben brothers are doing something negative.
Those were the days Eddie, bus to worsick st and then to Tiffany's back in 1983-4,i remember my 1st Liverpool away strip bought in 1978 from Stan Seymour across the road from the Fire Station. 👍
@@gordypattison3543 That's who I support but I live in Gateshead and enjoy Eddie's videos on historical places in the north east, I used to buy punk singles in the late 70s and I met the guy outside of the fire station to meet up.
@@gordy3714 not many glory hunters in the toon lm always proud to say. Lived 15 yrs in Norwich where there were more Liverpool fans than City. Unbelievable. Here in Thailannd for 18yrs its Liverpool and Man utd. However the toon shirts are now cropping up. I dont want glory hunters following us but its gonna happen and frankly who cares ?
I wonder what Newcastlers think of these developments? Do they want there city as a tourist destination or as a working city? I’m not from the UK feel free to enlighten me.
Different people will have different views but mainly, people see tourism as a massive source of revenue for the local economy since the death of industry on the Tyne. Work evolves and Newcastle is no different but in my opinion, the evolution of the city is making it even more special 👍🏻
@@TynesideLife When offices get built they are either for a client so that occupancy is guaranteed or speculatively in the hope of attracting client(s). Unfortunately this often means the property stays empty, sometimes for many years. Sometimes clients are never found. These sort of projects take years to put together and it might have been planned before Covid, since when many more people work from home and demand for office space has crashed. That’s why l asked.
Hi Eddie, take a stroll along Northumberland St. It looks a disgrace, paving stones replaced with black tarmac, street like a patchwork quilt, fix this before spending millions on huge streetlights which have been planned.
Great video Eddie, I’m all for change and yes the city needs it and has to move forward but what you don’t want is a Manchester or a Birmingham that are all high rise and glass with no character Newcastle has retained its buildings ( low level) from the day and it’s history very rare today but as I said at the start times have to move on 👍
It's going to be so exciting but for me I think they should've done things differently, I would love to have seen that area of Newcastle become similar to Spinningfields in Manchester with open grass spaces, outdoor dining tables and maybe a few residential towers. It's a real shame the whole of Pilgrim Street can't be demolished and built up again like other cities are doing. Then we could have say our own BoxPark like London. Also not sure if they are or not, but I think it's crazy to not build say a 2-3 story car park underneath the HMRC site, traffic is going to be crazy.
The area being developed in Newcastle will look similar to the Spinningfield development in Manchester. This too has public realms amongst modern buildings. I went there a few weeks ago. They’re building in newcastle a 150 space car park with the idea of investing heavily in public transport infrastructure, rather than having more vehicles in the city centre. All towns and cities are moving away from this idea.
To be honest, I wouldn’t be comfortable using one around the city centre and for more coastal snd rural shots when I have my dogs, one of them becomes highly agitated and distressed at the sound. I bought the DJI Mini2 a few months ago and was forced to return it 😩
You asked and I know that there are no plans to lose the Racecourse to make way for any NUFC facility. There was some speculation that the golf course beside the race course may be on a short list to be converted into a new training facility but this can’t be confirmed. Any notion that a new stadium, or training facility replacing the racecourse is nonsense Jeff.
NUFC is going to face major problems trying to make there currant stadium into a super Stadium The Tree Huggers and others will force the council to withhold planning and the application will fail If that happens what is the next option its the race course@@TynesideLife
@@Jeffybonbon you’ve been sold on this ‘super stadium’ notion Jeff and it just ain’t happening. Our club owners have pledged to stay and explained why, they’re making significant investments into our current stadium and even if they wanted to move out of the city centre they need majority fan approval under new FA laws. That ain’t happening either. Thanks for your comments 👍🏻
Great video. The criminal damage is mainly 1 bloke justin moore aka "otras" hes been spraying for over 20years and is still active. Hes 36ffs. Hes been in the chronicle more than shearer. Not sure why the police dont just keep hitting him with huge fines as hes made a right mess of the whole of Newcastle
@@firestarter1888 from the article it raises eyebrows but there’s nothing illegal about it but if the HMRC infrastructure is costing less through tax cuts then it benefits us anyway
Thanks for the video. As a Saudi Newcastle fan, I started loving the city as well. Keep the good work 👍
Thank you 🙏🏻
You might not like it on a Saturday night tho… 😜
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i live in london i am so happy seeing new development in our big cities. well deserved. i hope to see more
Cheers Kenny 🤛🏻
Ha ha!
Kenny would sell his mother to the knackery to get that little pat on the head from the boss! Ha ha!
Another great video Eddie, you're getting good at this! Seriously though, I'm also super excited to see how it looks in a few years. This street has been horribly run down for as long as I've been alive. I do still have memories of waiting for the bus at the old bus station after a take away from over the road. It was a shit hole then but it's only got worse, great to see it get the love it deserves finally.
Appreciated cheers Paul. Glad you enjoyed it 👍🏻
Fantastic video Eddie as always! Love your channel 👍🏻
Appreciated Carl 🤜🏻
Fantastic video - the effort involved is very much appreciated! As a homesick Geordie now living in London, it’s great to keep up with what’s happening to our beautiful city (and also love the vids on our glorious football club!)
Thank you 🙏🏻
Another great video, and another great project for Newcastle. Really happy to see it and thanks for posting!
Thanks Ian 👍🏻
Nice video! You do a really good job sharing things going in Newcastle! I’m a geordie myself living overseas in South Korea, so it’s good to see what’s going on back home! Keep up the great work!
Thank you and glad you enjoy them 👍🏻
Cheers Eddy couldn't wait for this video so glad you got it done mate another great video Eddy thanks
Thanks Ken 🤜🏻
Can't wait for my next trip yem and sign up for the walks and get to see all these upgrades. Keep up the great work.
Looking forward to it Jim 👍🏻
Very informative. Always enjoy listening to you. Keep up the good work
Thanks Raymond 👍🏻
Very interesting and informative. Looking forward to the finished results. Breathing life into our City!!
Thank you Jan 😊
Great video , love your enthusiasm and it's great watching your twists and informative features.
Greetings from Brittany in France
HWTL
Excellent thanks again
Cheers Ben 🤜🏻
Great content, love these educational videos that come out now and again along with the main football vlogs. Me and a mate are planning on coming up from Reading to see the 2 home friendlies at the end of July, hoping I might spot you outside the stadium while you're recording 🤞
Cheers bud and looking forward to meeting you both 👍🏻
Our football club will pull our city with it 👍 great podcast mate.
Definitely 👍🏻
Thanks Eddie,brilliant content as usual.
Thanks Lindsey 🤜🏻
Thanks for the update,Eddie. Another great clip. I'm glad the Tyne bridge is getting a tart up as it was starting to look like me.... old and knackered!
I know how you feel! 😅
She was looking a bit sorry for itself when I crossed it a few times (avoiding the Tunnel Toll fiasco).
Glad to see it will get a new lick of paint
That was brilliant Eddie. Thanks 😊
Thanks Andy 🤜🏻
Really comprehensive video mate, cheers!
Appreciated Freddie 👍🏻
Thanks so much for this update ! I have been looking forward to seeing the bridge getting refurbished 🥳. Me and my colleagues from International Paints nearby have been asking for paints to be given as charity to help with the project for years, but I do not know if this actually happened. Very excited to see the new development nearby materialise, the area has been an eyesore for a while now and change was needed... Although not sure what to make of this new tall building 🤷All the best to you.
Are you at Akzo Noble? I walk past there regularly with the dogs as I head into Newcastle
@@TynesideLife Yes been there for 12 years now ! The site has a rich history.
Absolutely brilliant video mate 👏
Appreciated Graeme 🤜🏻
Thanks mate. Another great video. Hope you're well.
Cheers Jon 🤜🏻
@@TynesideLife do you remember la stella or la stalla pizza place at the back of pilgrim street and the fire station. I would love to find to pictures if that.
Excellent video Eddie, really interesting, cheers.
Thanks Jeff 🤜🏻
Fantastic Eddie well done I look ahead to more exciting videos
Cheers Patrick 👍🏻
Good stuff Eddie, I live 5 minutes walk from there so i will watch the developments with interest, there is the Gateshead Quay development on the other side of the water too - exciting times.
Aye, the new arena. I covered that a bit in a video I did a few months ago. Think I may do a dedicated video for it in the near future 👍🏻
@@TynesideLife please do
Outstanding news for our city shared as well hope to see you again outside St James Park
Thanks Paul 🤜🏻
Smashing vid Eddie. Great job.
Cheers George 👍🏻
Excellent video, as usual 👍🏻
Appreciated Peter 👍🏻
Great video explaining thank you. Love my city Newcastle! ❤️
Thank you 👍🏻
@@TynesideLife no thank you really. I enjoy your videos and appreciate the time and effort you put in. I'm a South African living in Newcastle and I feel very proud to live here and be part of everything. The Geordies are fantastic too😁
@@craigvanstraten really glad you enjoy them bud 🤜🏻
Enjoyed the video and I am with you on this project
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brilliant really enjoyed the update
Thank you 🤜🏻
newcastle just keeps getting better. love it. great job. thanks for the fab vid
Appreciated George 👍🏻
Thank you very much
Please more videos like this NC city is beautiful and the people really nic
Thank you 🙏🏻
Great video mate. Exciting times for the city centre
Cheers Scott 👍🏻
Remember queuing at the Odeon in Pilgrim St 1977 waiting to get in to see Star Wars for the first of many times I dragged my Mam down there to see it... Good to see the area getting a revamp. Been good travelling back down for the home games too since the takeover. Happy days and good times ahead for the Toon..
Great memories Neil 👍🏻
Totally agree with you. It’s been a run down area for years and desperately needed this. The shops, bars etc as you said are gonna greatly benefit from this.
I think so too Mark 👍🏻
@@TynesideLife it’s all about peoples jobs at the end of the day and lord knows we need help getting enough of them up here.
Our city finally getting some TLC, plus our footy team is gonna be immense ,lots of money coming in ,happy times ahead.Enjoyed that Eddy, cheers.
Great times ahead Raymond 🤜🏻
Its great to see this been redeveloped. I can remember getting off the Bus there (no metros them days) and making your way through the streets to St James. I did some chef training in the old fire station that was a experience and a half. Then, opposite the police station who can remember the shop where you exchange your coupons from ciggie packets (Ke4nsitas, if I remember correctly) and green shields stamps. There was also a wall as you head down to the bridge which was called the FLICKR wall, where members of FLICKR wrote messages and down photos to place on FLICKR.
Love it! 👍🏻
I love when the old buildings get regenerated and when they demolish sixties and seventies buildings. Great to see this. A really well done video.
Appreciated thank you 👍🏻
Great video love not just the football ones interesting historic and future plans great for the city and the club toon toon HWTL great channel mate
Appreciated Dave 🤜🏻
Loving ya work Eddie
Cheers Stuart 🤜🏻
Great info Eddy . was up there yesturday and was wondering what was going to be built. I knew the HMRC was moving in but didnt know about the firestation etc.
Thanks Paula. Glad you learnt something 😁
Great vid very good information on whats going on there keep it up m8.
Cheers John 🤜🏻
Well informed, keep up the great work. Kevin
Appreciated Kevin 🤜🏻
Great video. As an HMRC worker at Longbenton i am not particularly looking forward to moving there. Public transport and parking are quite easy where we are and moving there will not make things easier. Like a lot of my colleagues o f my age we hope to be retired before the move.
Ahh well, not long now 👍🏻
Thank you
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Great video Eddie, i learned a lot. And for once I dont have anything more to say!!!
Yay 🙌 😅
thanks you for that Eddie exciting times for the toon 🕺
It certainly is 👍🏻
Mind it’s about time that area got tidied up. Thank You chief 👍
Cheers Michael 👍🏻
Thousand... and thousands. Great video haha
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I miss the old Odeon and Beaties model shop great place as a kid. It will look great though.
Hi Eddie, looking forward to your Blaydon Race video ( I hope there is one ), I was running and saw you by the start line but was on the other side
Hi Sam, yes there is one. It’ll be out next week 👍🏻
@@TynesideLife Excellent stuff
Very informative video, the Times are challenging and hopefully it will regenerate the city, my concern where are drivers going to park
Cheers Arthur. The idea is for significant funding into our public transport infrastructure to minimise vehicle users in the city centre 👍🏻
So exciting to see what is sadly a tired area.......hope springs eternal, its going to be a fantastic place! Still miss the 70' s Odeon cinema. My uncle Frank used to work out of at the Pearl Assurance offices. He was there for 30 years. That wonderful Tyne Bridge of ours definitely needs a lick of paint mind Eddy, thank god its getting a makeover ! Cheers 🍻 Graham 👍
Cheers for the great message Graham 👍🏻
@@TynesideLife have a great weekend Eddy! 😀
@@grahambell9831 you too Graham 🤜🏻
Absaloutly love these vids. Do u do Tours lol. I know who Im going too when i come over. 😎
I do Gary! Check my website out for dates
@@TynesideLife oh i will buddy. And if your ever over in belfast i. Live beside titanic quarter. Gimme a shout and ill take ya for a Guinness and a tour 😎
@@gtebgf sounds great!
@@TynesideLife im not an official guide. I do paranormal investigations around ireland. But im born and bred here and my distant relatives worked on the ship and others. Howay the lads 😎
Wow, what an insight Eddy, memories for me as a kid from Benwell... queing ootside the Odeon for Star Wars and Superman with me Mammy, seeing the inside of Pilgrim Street Police station as a young 10 year ald truant-a reformed man noo like🤣👊great video mate
😂 cheers Ant 🤜🏻
Thanks for this. I was wondering what was happening.
Cheers Patrick 👍🏻
It’s coming up! Love that phrase but I don’t know why 🤣
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Great video, it’s going to look fab isn’t it. It’s taken a long time but Newcastle is finally getting the upgrade it deserves.
Shrine in jesmond ?
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Great boost for City center. All for it. Another big scheme will be the Whey Eye Wheel complex. Do you have any info when work will commence on this, if at all.
Cheers Briar. Not yet, it’s been delayed a few times now, presumably due to the Malmo project
Wow Eddie,....this is a fabulous view into the future,...thank you. Just for a wee bit of ecological balance, these developments come with a consequence, which is the continued migration into cities at the cost of the countryside. Investment in those places where our nourishment comes from is diminishing at a devastating rate. Food is already depleted of the nutrition we once had in part due to the lack of people to maintain the land. So,.....I luv the video, but there is a much deeper issue behind the development of city ecology at the expense of rural ecology. What I would love to see is investment in rural areas like Amble for example, and other rural towns/villages, encouraging people to populate our magnificent Northumbrian countryside.
PennyXxx
I could talk about this stuff for hours Penny. I’ve studied climate change, I’m passionate about being in the hills and I lived in the Lakes for 13 years.
Sometimes I just have to separate everything and talk about one thing at a time 😅
@@TynesideLife ,...please recognise Eddie that I am applauding you loudly from my kitchen in Edinburgh!!! And yes, I know you love the countryside. But that brings up an idea, Ping!!! How about going into the glorious Northumbrian villages and tell us what is happening there with climate, farming and the movement of people in and out? That would be incredibly helpful,...to me anyway,.........hehehe!!!
PennyXxx
Wrong genre for my channel unfortunately 😅
RIP The Stack Eddie. Loved it in there. Every time we came up and went in there we always ended up chatting to someone. Cliche I know but Geordie's really do make you feel welcome in their town. All being well coming back up in August 🤞
I loved it Brendan! A great mix of people and live music 👍🏻
Love your videos Eddie, Tyne bridge is desperate for a refurb, lets the city down, wish they would
pedestrianize grey street, would be interested in a video on the Robert sinclair building.
I think they’ll eventually pedestrianise Grey St 👍🏻
I really like your videos Eddie. They should make you an ambassador for Newcastle. Thanks.
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Excellent stuff again Eddie. You should be known as Mr Newcastle
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Class video again mate
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Exciting times indeed Eddie just hope there aren't to many high-rise buildings as I personally think they have ruined the area around St James park are to many high-rise buildings ,great video again can't get enough of watching them well done again Eddie keep up the good work kidda
Thanks Keith. I think there are plans for the tallest building in Newcastle to replace the old Maddison hotel building
Very informative ed
Thanks Harry 👍🏻
Excellent
Thank you 🙏🏻
Spent five years in Newcastle as a student. Pilgrim Street was a run down area but it’ll look great once those old run down buildings are replaced. Good to see how it’s changing for the better.
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Long overdue redevelopment of a valuable area of the city that has been overlooked for too long. I just hope the reality looks as good as the plans!
Now if only I could find someone to liberate the Buz nightclub sign before it goes to scrap… it would look great on the front of my garage! Many happy memories in there!
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Love Tyneside life on youtube great info on the north east where im very proud to call home
Thanks Steven 🤜🏻
Opposite the Market Lane pub aka Monkey Bar used to be a cracking little pizzeria. La Scalla if I remember correctly?
I think you’re right 👍🏻
A work for hmrc and my office is moving from. Peterlee to Newcastle so looking to move into Newcastle myself from Durham at some point just need to find out a nice area to move to. Any ideas?
Bet you can’t wait! Gateshead is quite cheap and if you can get near the metro line it’ll be ideal for you 👍🏻
@@TynesideLife yea I've been pricing it up but we going to be at long benton until 2028 then move into the city centre
@@paulstones1451 from everything I’ve read, you should all be in by 2027. Still a way off I know
Your videos are always so great. I wish the rent wasn't so extortionate in Newcastle because us small businesses are struggling massively as it is, I own a bakery and we have a tiny shop in a residential area in Monkseaton with pretty much no footfall because it's all we can afford. Our dream is to have a shop in the centre but it's just not doable!
I feel for you Emily. I’m always promoting small businesses and I can imagine how much the rent is. Where is your bakery Emily?
@@TynesideLife you are so kind. We are called R Place on St Ronan's Road. It's an uphill battle and it feels like you're swimming upstream constantly! Xxx
@@emilycromarty I’ll pop in soon 😊👍🏻
@@TynesideLife ahh that would be amazing! I'd love to meet you, but I'm the baker and work the kitchen! I hope you love our stuff though 💛💛💛💛
Never noticed that area when I am shopping. Makes no odds to me though.
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Eddie u legend
Cheers Lee 🤜🏻
About time it was an eyesore.
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Had a couple of free bed n breakfasts in Pilgrim St as a youngin Eddie 🤣 singing for Perry Mason to set me free 🤣
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Wow the tragic traffic will be off scale ,when that bridge is shut all that time ,good job they had the foresight to build second Tyne tunnel ,end of the day the A1 needs to be a motorway from Gateshead to way past city centre ,I know roadworks have been going on ages along A1 not sure how it ends ,let's hope for the first time in years youl be able to go up there without stopping for a change ,it's only 20 yrs too late .
Once again a good video, however the way you have asked your question in the title, makes it sound as if the Reuben brothers are doing something negative.
Cheers bud. The title is open to interpretation to stimulate interest in watching it 😃
Those were the days Eddie, bus to worsick st and then to Tiffany's back in 1983-4,i remember my 1st Liverpool away strip bought in 1978 from Stan Seymour across the road from the Fire Station. 👍
Tiffanys ? I can remember the oxford mayfair gogo
Iverpool ???
@@gordypattison3543 That's who I support but I live in Gateshead and enjoy Eddie's videos on historical places in the north east, I used to buy punk singles in the late 70s and I met the guy outside of the fire station to meet up.
I remember the Tiffany days well 82/83’ 😅
@@gordy3714 not many glory hunters in the toon lm always proud to say. Lived 15 yrs in Norwich where there were more Liverpool fans than City. Unbelievable.
Here in Thailannd for 18yrs its Liverpool and Man utd. However the toon shirts are now cropping up. I dont want glory hunters following us but its gonna happen and frankly who cares ?
All part of levelling up?
I don’t understand your question Archie
its a fantastic city and its due a make over. cant wait to see it finished
Me neither 👍🏻
History class 👏
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I wonder what Newcastlers think of these developments? Do they want there city as a tourist destination or as a working city? I’m not from the UK feel free to enlighten me.
Different people will have different views but mainly, people see tourism as a massive source of revenue for the local economy since the death of industry on the Tyne.
Work evolves and Newcastle is no different but in my opinion, the evolution of the city is making it even more special 👍🏻
One obvious question: is the new office building speculative?
I don’t understand your question?
@@TynesideLife When offices get built they are either for a client so that occupancy is guaranteed or speculatively in the hope of attracting client(s). Unfortunately this often means the property stays empty, sometimes for many years. Sometimes clients are never found. These sort of projects take years to put together and it might have been planned before Covid, since when many more people work from home and demand for office space has crashed. That’s why l asked.
@@jontalbot1 I was confused by the question because the video clearly discusses the use of the new office buildings
@@TynesideLife My apologies
Hi Eddie, take a stroll along Northumberland St. It looks a disgrace, paving stones replaced with black tarmac, street like a patchwork quilt, fix this before spending millions on huge streetlights which have been planned.
You do know I don’t work for the council don’t you 😅
Great video Eddie, I’m all for change and yes the city needs it and has to move forward but what you don’t want is a Manchester or a Birmingham that are all high rise and glass with no character Newcastle has retained its buildings ( low level) from the day and it’s history very rare today but as I said at the start times have to move on 👍
It's going to be so exciting but for me I think they should've done things differently, I would love to have seen that area of Newcastle become similar to Spinningfields in Manchester with open grass spaces, outdoor dining tables and maybe a few residential towers. It's a real shame the whole of Pilgrim Street can't be demolished and built up again like other cities are doing. Then we could have say our own BoxPark like London.
Also not sure if they are or not, but I think it's crazy to not build say a 2-3 story car park underneath the HMRC site, traffic is going to be crazy.
The area being developed in Newcastle will look similar to the Spinningfield development in Manchester. This too has public realms amongst modern buildings. I went there a few weeks ago.
They’re building in newcastle a 150 space car park with the idea of investing heavily in public transport infrastructure, rather than having more vehicles in the city centre. All towns and cities are moving away from this idea.
Drone footages would elevate your content to the next level!
To be honest, I wouldn’t be comfortable using one around the city centre and for more coastal snd rural shots when I have my dogs, one of them becomes highly agitated and distressed at the sound.
I bought the DJI Mini2 a few months ago and was forced to return it 😩
I hope it works out.
I’m sure it will 👍🏻
Premier Hotel next to Oxford is coming down to eddie
Yeah I think there are plans for the tallest building in Newcastle there 👍🏻
I heard the same thing mate but it's got the refugees living in there just now so not sure how long it will take
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Superb
Red hot today in north Thailand😅
Thanks Gordy 🤜🏻
What will they do with the Race Course ????
Nothing
If you say so @@TynesideLife
You asked and I know that there are no plans to lose the Racecourse to make way for any NUFC facility.
There was some speculation that the golf course beside the race course may be on a short list to be converted into a new training facility but this can’t be confirmed.
Any notion that a new stadium, or training facility replacing the racecourse is nonsense Jeff.
NUFC is going to face major problems trying to make there currant stadium into a super Stadium The Tree Huggers and others will force the council to withhold planning and the application will fail If that happens what is the next option its the race course@@TynesideLife
@@Jeffybonbon you’ve been sold on this ‘super stadium’ notion Jeff and it just ain’t happening.
Our club owners have pledged to stay and explained why, they’re making significant investments into our current stadium and even if they wanted to move out of the city centre they need majority fan approval under new FA laws. That ain’t happening either.
Thanks for your comments 👍🏻
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Great video. The criminal damage is mainly 1 bloke justin moore aka "otras" hes been spraying for over 20years and is still active. Hes 36ffs. Hes been in the chronicle more than shearer. Not sure why the police dont just keep hitting him with huge fines as hes made a right mess of the whole of Newcastle
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I think my wife Sara-Jayne the Everton USA Chairwoman 2009 has a lot do do with It...She won't divorce me...She left In about 2014 or 2015...
My future workplace 😐
You’re a lucky lad 🤜🏻
The HMRC are leasing an office block from the Ruben's off shore shell company set up to avoid tax. Outstanding.
Can you provide the source and reference for that please. Cheers 👍🏻
@@TynesideLife In the guardian newspaper
@@firestarter1888 just read it. Sounds like a good deal for us tax payers who pay for government departments 👍🏻
@@TynesideLife Possibly, i can't remember the exact details, seemed a little bit sketchy to me though.
@@firestarter1888 from the article it raises eyebrows but there’s nothing illegal about it but if the HMRC infrastructure is costing less through tax cuts then it benefits us anyway
Still miss the old odeon
Aye me too