One way system ignored by motorists (0)
March 4, 2015 •
A one way system introduced at the harbour area in December is still being ignored by a handful of motorists, say residents. And despite increased signage and road marking, motorists are still driving the wrong way along Leazes Street. The temporary one way system was introduced from the bottom of Queen Street, along Coquet Street […]
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A fresh lick of paint for Shabby Chic entrepreneur (0)
February 19, 2015 •
A Northumberland shabby chic specialist has launched her own brand of paint for professional and amateur furniture up-cyclers. Sarah Weightman, who runs her shop, Everlong in Amble, worked with a North East paint manufacturer to create the new paint – a non-toxic and durable coating specially formulated for the furniture market. She said: “I have […]
Disappointment as Tesco drops Amble store (4)
January 9, 2015 •
Tesco have cancelled long-standing plans to build a supermarket in Amble. In a statement, Tesco’s new boss Dave Lewis announced plans to close 43 “unprofitable” stores and to cancel the construction of 49 “very large” stores. The Amble supermarket was also included in the cancellation announcement, despite not being designated one of the larger outlets. Ann Burke, chair […]
Marooned on Coquet Island (0)
December 3, 2014 •
“Worse things happen at sea” A rather unexpected turn of events this autumn resulted in site manager Dr Paul Morrison (the Ambler’s Captain Coquet) and I, becoming stranded on RSPB Coquet Island, battling a gale with limited food and water, no hope of rescue and a set of cameras to film for an ITV documentary. […]
New initiative will sell Amble fish directly from the harbour (0)
March 4, 2015 •
Alongside the new Harbour Village, wanderers along the quayside will doubtless have noticed the construction of the curvaceous new Seafood Centre. This will be home to the Northumberland Seafood Initiative, the first ever centre of its kind in the North East. Helen Spark and Andrew Gooding have been appointed to job share the Seafood Broker role. “We will be selling fish and […]
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