In a heartfelt celebration of compassion, selflessness, and community spirit, Northumbria Blood Bikes recently named their newest addition, "The Bebby," in a moving ceremony and photoshoot held at The Bebside Inn in Northumberland. The event was not just a mere bike naming; it was a testament to the unwavering commitment of dedicated volunteers who go above and beyond to support their community. In this blog post, we'll delve into the heartwarming story behind "The Bebby" and the incredible work of Northumbria Blood Bikes.

When it comes to evaluating "Curtains" at the Phoenix Theatre Blyth, it's important to set the record straight from the get-go. Unlike the infamous Boston Globe review that sparks the show, it's vital to remind ourselves that what we witnessed was not a production by seasoned professionals but rather a remarkable effort by a group of amateur actors. If you attended the opening night, you'd agree that it was almost flawlessly executed, leaving us with only minor details to nitpick about.

This past Sunday, members of the Koast Radio 106.6fm Outside Broadcast and Events Team, including The G-man, Shaun R, and Karen R, joined forces with ASDA, Ashington, to support a noble cause - the "Tickled Pink" breast cancer awareness charity. It was a heartwarming day filled with community spirit and generosity as the team and volunteers gathered at the store to collect donations for this vital cause.

The world of football is a captivating and multifaceted realm that extends far beyond the boundaries of the pitch. While players and managers often hog the limelight, there are unsung heroes who play pivotal roles in ensuring the beautiful game runs smoothly. Premier League referees, like Michael Oliver, are among these unsung heroes. Recently, I had the privilege of sitting down with Michael Oliver for an exclusive conversation at Ashington Football Club, providing a unique glimpse into the life and thoughts of one of England's top referees.

When it comes to the holiday season, there's nothing quite like the magic of attending a pantomime. This year, I had the incredible opportunity to attend the launch of the Cinderella pantomime at the Whitley Bay Playhouse, and to make the night even more special, I had the privilege of interviewing the talented and charismatic Louie Spence.

Loving the music of the early 80s, I was looking forward to this gig for quite a while. I was not disappointed…