Luxury Coastal Bay Holiday Home

07/10/2024

Well done ladies 💚💛⚽️⚽️

07/10/2024

07/10/2024

Well done Wallsend BC Women
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18/08/2024

I swear i see two eyes a nose and a mouth

This is from the front patio

29/07/2024

Our Whitley Bay

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25/07/2024

The school holidays are here!🤩

Join us during the school holidays and enjoy our kids' eat free offer, which includes one complimentary main course for children when an adult purchases a main course 🍽

Valid Tuesday-Friday, until 7pm, and for kids up to age 12 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

Book your table via the link in our bio📲

25/07/2024

17/07/2024

17/07/2024

Lovely walk along and the beach front then onto Tynemouth Aquarium aquarium with the kids

Whitley Bay Holiday Park Owners

15/07/2024

Change over day and what a beautiful day it is

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11/07/2024

Mouth of the Tyne

Tynemouth and Whitley Bay Matters

Tynemouth Market

10/07/2024

Barry’s Fruit and Veg

great service today both on messenger and instore
The guys referred me to North Shields Quality Butchers for the meats
Friendly and quick to respond

Pop along and grab yourself some offers

10/07/2024

North Shields Quality Butchers

Absolute bargain

Just need to do the taste test now !!

North Shields Business Chamber

09/07/2024

Festival week
North Tyneside Council

🌟 It's Festival Week!

One of the region’s biggest and longest running events returns to North Tyneside this weekend.

The annual Mouth of the Tyne Festival, organised by North Tyneside Council, takes place between 11-14 July with huge outdoor shows from Ocean Colour Scene, Rick Astley, Andrew Cushin and Heather Small at the iconic Tynemouth Priory and Castle.

Other artists playing across the weekend include Roachford, Lightning Seeds, Slow Readers Club, Liam Fender and Hunni - winners of ITV’s The Voice in 2023.

There’s a big programme of free street entertainment, a colourful parade featuring local schoolchildren, a jazz stage, a pop-up silent disco and fun at Tynemouth Station alongside the usual weekly market, right across the weekend.

The event attracts around 100,000 visitors, generates around £1m for the local economy and is supported by Port of Tyne, Collingwood Insurance, The Business Factory and Aspire.

Naturally, the area will be busy and advice is to use public transport to visit the event wherever possible.

With nearly 400 spaces available, many people choose to park at Northumberland Park Metro Station and make their journey from there.

Alternatively, a free festival park and ride service will operate from Beaconsfield, next to Tynemouth Aquarium, on Saturday between 10am – 6.20pm and Sunday between 10am – 7.20pm.

As in the previous 17 years of the event, Front Street will be closed to traffic for the weekend with very limited parking, including for Blue Badge holders, available at Spanish Battery and Sea Banks.

With the festival in mind, a stretch of the new seafront cycle way between the Grand Hotel and Tynemouth Priory was specially designed to allow access for the many production and artist vehicles needed to put the event on.

For three days only (12-14 July), the cycle way will revert to a shared road northbound. Marshals will be stationed at either end to manage the temporary arrangement and answer any questions. A 10mph advisory speed limit will be in place for everyone’s safety.

All temporary arrangements will be removed on Sunday night at the conclusion of the festival.

We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in making this year’s Mouth of the Tyne Festival a safe and enjoyable experience for all.

Further information can be found at www.mouthofthetynefestival.com or on the official page.

23/06/2024

All ready for our next guests
Times like this -
sun is shining ☀️
Prosecco cooling 🥂

I really wanna be there

26/05/2024

Well done ladies
See you 1st June 💛⚽️⚽️🥂
Fiona Surrey Marketing LTD
Baltic Mortgage Solutions

Wallsend Chamber

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