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All in all, it has been an up and down year in 2012, starting off with drought and finishing in floods, and one supposes 2013 will be no different....

Here’s hoping we all have a merry time today… Thanks to Chris for this photo, taken in Totmonslow, of some seasonal Christmas lights of...

It was a bit of a sombre Christmas in Draycott last year. A lot of people seemed to feel that it wasn’t worth putting lights up. But, this ye...

For six years Newcastle’s Sharing Languages Sharing Cultures programme has been bringing together primary school children from across the area to s...

Following on from part one of a nostalgic photo slideshow of hundreds of photos of Hunslet and it’s surrounding area, from a bygone age, last...

Some pics courtesy of Kirsty McComish / NAF. Congratulations to all the Festival organisers.

The crochet activists of S.O.C.K. have fulfilled their threat to “yarn-bomb the prom” again in an audacious return to the scene of thei...

Newcastle promenade was yarn-bombed in the early hours of Sunday morning. The guerrilla attack left the town’s famous shiny sphere barely rec...

Down District Council has announced that the Red Arrows will perform a flypast this Friday, 27 July, at 13.05pm as part of the Olympic Opening Cere...

At Castlewellan Forest Park. Oh dear.

Local businessman Brian Sweeney has started an online petition to restore the two lane traffic system at the start of Main Street in Newcastle. The...

Photographer Alex Smith joined the Middleton Life local history group’s rainy walk around Middleton Park with the Friends of Middleton Park l...

The annual Hill and Dale series of mountain and cross-country races got off to a flying start on Thursday night in Castlewellan. The series of twel...

An exhibition of paintings, a notable cut above the usual fare, is currently on display in Newcastle Library. The work, primarily in oils, comes fr...

The Fairtrade Newcastle campaign has formed its first steering group. The group has set itself the target of achieving Fairtrade Town status for Ne...

You may remember last week I captured the beauty of Hunslet Cemetery on camera and the bile beans advert at the bottom of Belle Isle Road. While I ...

Join the Leeds Photo Hunt as it takes a tour to the south of the city, opening up venues along the way from local places of worship, to community g...

Members of The Bridge group for people with learning disabilities  has enjoyed a tour around Holbeck and Holbeck Urban Village.  Group members ha...

A new project is highlighting positive photographs of the people and the landscape of Holbeck and Beeston. Looking Good Holbeck and Beeston is abo...

Can you spot your house? This great picture (click to enlarge) was taken by davynessie (but cropped by me) and is reproduced courtesy of him via fl...

Can you spot your house? This great picture (click to enlarge) was taken by davynessie (but cropped by me) and is reproduced courtesy of him via fl...

Congratulations to all the hardy souls who completed the Newcastle harbour swim today. Thirty or forty intrepid swimmers set off today shortly aft...

30 July - 31 August 2011, Hackney bike shops

Patrick Kielty was back on home turf in Dundrum this past week where he was lending his support to the 2nd GR8 Dundrum Run. Patrick who acted as a ...

There’s a lovely picture story in the Belfast Telegraph of local golfing stars and good friends Rory McIlroy and Graeme McDowell strolling th...

Interesting post on Flickr about World War Two bomb damage to The Paragon (former home of our recently acquainted character General Sir James Abbot...

This is just one of the photographs featured in a new exhibition which opened today at Newcastle Library and runs until Saturday 14 May. All the p...

Photograph reproduced courtesy of Ryan McDonald.

Police believe they have recovered stolen property