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The new home for Ouseburn Valley Soaps.

One of Newcastle's oldest and best loved real and craft ale pubs. Proud to champion local ales serving great craft beer from England & further afield... CAMRA Tyneside & North East England Cider Pub of the Year 2011 CAMRA Tyneside Cider Pub of the Year 2012 CAMRA Tyneside Pub of the Year Runner Up 2012 CAMRA Tyneside PUB OF THE YEAR 2013 CAMRA Tyneside Cider Pub of the Year 2013 Proud Sponsors of Newcastle Diamonds Speedway Team in 2013

Here at Canvas Artattack we offer a huge range of fantastic and affordable canvas art. Choose from categories such as ‘vintage & shabby chic’, gothic, horror, abstract art, ‘the day of the dead collection’ , split panel canvases and many many more including personalised canvases. All artwork is bespoke, hand produced, printed with UV fade resistant pigment ink and twice treated with a Giclee varnish to enhance colour and protect from scratches. We only use 100% cotton canvas and stay clear of cheaper imitations such as polyester etc, once we frame the art on the pine stretch bars we then double tape the back using super strong adhesive picture framing tape so there will be no sight of staples, this ensures a professional finish

Handcrafted gifts and homewares. Gorgeous furniture, made to order. Old furniture re-vamped with a shabby vintage look.

We make our artisan handmade soap in an old converted school overlooking the Ouseburn Valley in Newcastle's artists quarter. Our handmade soaps and skincare is made from natural sustainable ingredients including many certified organic herbs, no Parabens, SLS artificial colours or unnatural petrochemical fragrances. Our handmade soaps are all beautifully wrapped in eco friendly packaging http://www.workingwithnature.co.uk

Friends Action North East supports adults with learning disabilities in the North East of England to make and keep friends. FANE aims to be a champion for friendship. FANE was established in 2004, in Newcastle upon Tyne and the sole purpose of our team is to help adults in the North East of England with learning disabilities to make and keep friends. For more information please visit our website to learn more about FANE and to find out how we can help you or someone you know.

Jim Edwards is best known for his depictions of iconic buildings and bridges of the North East. His work falls into two genres, contemporary cityscapes and abstract paintings inspired by manmade forms and buildings. Both styles follow a theme of architecturally inspired structures and dominating linear form. Edwards' cityscape paintings are not studies from life, nor is he trying to capture a particular viewpoint. His paintings have their origin in memory, how he remembers the workings and landmarks of the city, rather than a straightforward representation. The compositions evolve from a combination of imagination and selective memory, which are then altered and exaggerated. Certain buildings are forgotten or simplified, creating a personal view of the city. Jim recently returned to Newcastle following a brief spell living and working in Northumberland, which inspired a more rural direction in his paintings. And like his cityscape paintings his new body of work focuses on manmade structures in the open landscape, of isolated farmhouses and the network of geometric walls stretched over hillsides.