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Neil Bartlett: the noble chemist

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‘NEWCASTLE DOCTOR ROCKS CHEMICAL WORLD WITH YELLOW POWDER’ screamed ‘The Journal’ headline. It went on to say that the doctor had ‘done something which...

Trewhitt to Woo

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Trewhitt Road in Heaton first appears in trade directories in 1907-8 but only as far as number 188. Among the road’s first residents were...

Wallsend’s Roman Baths

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22 June 2022 7.30pm at Heaton Baptist Church Open for all bookings In 2014, local residents taking part in WallQuest, a community archaeology project, discovered the...

History of Cresswell village from 1191

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Wednesday 25 May 2022 7.30pm Heaton Baptist Church Open for all bookings Cresswell in Northumberland is a tiny village with a big history. In our May...

Saint Ann’s Church and All Saints Parish c1750-1801

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23 March 2022 7.30pm at Heaton Baptist Church When built in 1767/68, Saint Ann's was designed to be a symbol of Newcastle's emerging role...

A Tale of Two Surtees?

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On 28 April 1842, the first report  of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Children’s Employment was presented to parliament. The commission had been...

The Northumbrians

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Wednesday 27 April 7.30pm Heaton Baptist Church Open for member and non-member bookings For our April talk, Dan Jackson, author of the best-selling ‘The Northumbrians: north-east...

F R Barnes: Heaton head

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We have written in the past about the opening of the school that was recently renamed Jesmond Park Academy. We mentioned that the first...
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