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South Tyneside Festival
Our summer long festival is now here with a great mix of FREE live music, family fun and entertainment. Highlights include our two remaining free open-air concerts, with Midge Ure & Nick Heyward taking to the stage on Sunday 28 July and Gabrielle who will headline on Sunday 4 August.
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Summer Holiday Club
Free play, activities and lunch for children in South Tyneside this summer.
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Metro line closure between South Shields and Chichester
The Metro line between South Shields and Chichester will be closed from Monday 8 July to Saturday 3 August 2019 to allow for the completion of the new £21m bus and Metro interchange.
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100 years of Council housing drop in event
An exhibition of housing from the past 100 years including free refreshments, activities for children, giveaways and competitions at The Word on Wednesday 31 July.
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A19 / A184 Testo's Junction improvement
Highways England has started work to improve the A19 / A184 Testo's junction. Visit the Highways England website for more information.
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Advertise at the South Tyneside Festival
Interested in advertising on our big screens at this year's South Tyneside Festival Sunday Concerts? This is a great opportunity to promote your business to a large audience over the summer.
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Armed Forces support
Find out about armed forces support in South Tyneside.
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South Tyneside Named Cooperative Council of the Year
South Tyneside Council is the 2019 winner of the Co-operative of the Year Award. Thank you to everyone who voted and supported South Tyneside.
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South Tyneside Remembers World War One
Browse our new research site that commemorates the lives of the men and women from South Tyneside who served during "The Great War". It includes records not only of those who died but also the people who survived.
South Tyneside Remembers World War One