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On this Day in 1847
Tweedmouth Railway Station
Tweedmouth Station opened on the 29th March 1847. The station was built for the Newcastle and Berwick Railway and the grand station buildings were designed by Benjamin Green. Until the opening of the Royal Border Bridge in 1850, Tweedmouth Station was the terminus for the line from Newcastle - passengers traveling northwards used a temporary bridge across the River Tweed to travel a mile north to Berwick Station to get trains to Edinburgh.
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Harlepool Headland
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Parish in Focus: Bewick, Northumberland
The Civil Parish is the lowest tier of local government and many of the parishes in Northern England have boundaries and interesting histories relating to the ancient townships of long ago. Typically they have an enduring sense of place and community.
Bewick is a civil parish in Northumberland, located about 10 miles north-west of Alnwick. It is sparsely populated, with the population mostly concentrated in the east side of the parish, in the hamlets of Old Bewick and New Bewick. The west of the parish includes the rugged terrain of Bewick Moor and hill ranges. It has several prehistoric sites, including Bronze Age cairns and Iron Age hillforts (see: historic sites). The River Breamish flows through the parish, and south of Bewick Bridge, it becomes known as the River Till.
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Check out over 600 Civil Parish profiles on this site in: County Durham, Cumbria, Northumberland, and Tees Valley
Many of the metropoliton areas, particularly in Tyne and Wear, are unparished. However, there are a few in Newcastle.
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