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A horse being washed with water and steam rising after a race at Newcastle Racecourse, standing next to a round sign that says "WINNER."Sport · 11 OctoberFrom the Blaydon Races to Gosforth Park: five race days still to come this OctoberRead the story →
A woman prepares food in a boat, surrounded by other boats filled with goods and people at a floating market.Local News · 26 JuneAxwell Hall: How a Palladian Masterpiece Survived 60 Years of Decay to Become Luxury HomesA night view of a brightly lit white cathedral with golden domes next to a large ornate bridge, with long purple light trails on the water in the foreground.Community Stories · 10 JuneThe Mill That Community Saved: How Volunteers Rescued Path Head Watermill from RuinSunlight streams through trees onto green grass in the foreground, with a blurry background of steps or a pathway.History · 10 JuneThe Radical Geordie: When Blaydon-Born Joseph Cowen Hosted Garibaldi and Shook ParliamentA silver SUV drives on a paved road at a complex urban intersection with a car dealership and other buildings in the background.Arts & Culture · 3 JuneHow a 19th-Century Music Hall Song Turned Blaydon into Tyneside's Most Famous TownA historical marker for the Battle of Newburn Ford 1640 stands on a paved area surrounded by short brick walls and wooden fences, with green grass and trees in the background under a cloudy sky.History · 3 JuneThe Battle of Stella Ford: How a Forgotten Fight on Blaydon Soil Forced a King to Recall ParliamentSeveral large, dark grey boulders are scattered across a vibrant green, grassy field under a partly cloudy sky, with some rocks appearing stacked.Education · 3 JuneThe Blaydon School Press: How 1930s Pupils Published Hardback Books Praised by Walter de la MareA view of a sandy beach and the ocean on a cloudy day, with a small island in the distance and wooden steps leading down to the sand.Science & Technology · 3 JuneBlaydon Benzole: When This Tyneside Town Produced the World's First Petrol from Coal

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