Georgia Cuthbertson
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Book launch on third anniversary of Sycamore Gap felling (opens the original)
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When Sue Reed bumped into a retired psychotherapist in a supermarket car park a few years ago, she had no idea that this one conversation would put her on the course of completing a life long dream. Sue is preparing for the launch of her second novel, Molly McFlynn Goes Rogue, on the 28th September.(Image: Sue Reed) When Sue Reed bumped into a retired psychotherapist in a supermarket car park a few years ago, she had no idea that this one conversation would put her on the course of completing a
I got to meet number 1 Amazon bestsellers at Newcastle's first romansty festival (opens the original)
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Amazon no1 best selling dark romance author Sadie Kincaid I spent the day at Once Upon a Tyne, Newcastle's first romansty festival and got to indulge my inner bookworm with authors, books and bookish inspired crafts.(Image: Newcastle Chronicle) Back in March this year when I sat down with Natalie Mears and Amy Whitehead, Once upon a Tyne felt like months and a dream away. This weekend my bookish heart was full as the dream of these two bookworms came to life and brought together a community of b
North East Indie Book Fest back to get the region reading again (opens the original)
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2025's North East Indie Book Fest.(Image: Crear Publishing) As 2026 is the National Year of Reading, husband and wife team Karen and Ryan Crear are bringing back the North East indie Book Fest following the success of last year’s event to bring local authors into the spotlight and help to get the region reading again. The event on Saturday 3rd October will be bringing together an incredible collection of independent authors for a day dedicated to books, reading and celebrating the wealth of writ
The new kind of coffee shop in Newcastle that puts health and fitness first (opens the original)
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North East entrepreneur, Mark Graham aged 40, has swapped managing community facilities for coffee, protein shakes and overnight oats after taking the plunge and opening his own wellness-focused café. KULT has become a well-known site to those who pass Gosforth High Street, which combines specialty coffee with a growing range of wellness and fitness-focused food and drinks. After years of working in the management community facilities and school lettings, Mark decided it was time to follow his l
Two writers fighting for women to be heard as they age set for comedy show (opens the original)
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Yvonne Vincent and Marie Thom This Saturday, the Little Theatre in Gateshead will not be silenced as two local creative women join forces to bring humour, hope and community to audiences in their comedy sketches to inspire women over 40 to stop feeling invisible. Yvonne Vincent, 56 year old local bestselling author, and Marie Thom, 60 year old local midlife influencer, are taking the leap from social media to stage and proving that life’s biggest firsts don’t have an age limit. (Image: Hear Me R
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