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Members of the Wearside Football League. Full website: http://www.clubwebsite.co.uk/gatesheadleamrangersfc01 Email us at leamrangers@gmail.com Twitter account: www.twitter.com/@le

Join Gateshead libraries for books, CDs, internet access, information and much much more.... We have 16 libraries across Gateshead plus a mobile library and readers at home service. Membership is free. Become a fan to keep in touch with all our news and events ... We have regular Manga clubs and events, pamper events, Warhammer groups, work experience opportunities, and much, much more.

It doesn’t matter about your age, marital status, sexual orientation or ethnicity – anyone can foster or adopt. We want you to join us as registered foster carers and adoptive parents and help us change the lives of children in Gateshead who need love, care and support. Fostering and adoption isn’t always easy and can be very challenging but by making even the smallest difference to a child’s life, it can become one of the most rewarding things you can do.

Gateshead Lawnmower Centre has been the North East's local Garden Machinery Specialists for over 27 years now. If you are looking for the best price available on:- High Quality Lawn Mowers - Lawn Tractors - Ride On Mowers - Trimmers - Chainsaws - Hedge Cutters - Brushcutters - Leaf / Garden Vac's - Scarifiers - Rotovators then look no further. We also stock a huge range of Spare Parts - Accessories & Garden Tools to cover all of your gardening needs. If you prefer a more personal touch, feel free to call our sales hotline on 0191 4380813 and talk to someone in person and get the best advice on new machinery, repairs, servicing or spares.

The UK Youth Parliament is a democratically elected body of young people elected to represent young people in their area on a national platform. Your current representative is James Taylor.

Rutherford Ladies F.C were the first ever women's side in Gateshead when formed in 2001 and entered the Northern League, finishing in fifth position in their first season. Donna Finlay and Julie Earnshaw played in that first season and are still playing for the club, Finlay with over 200 appearances for the club. After a few successful seasons in the Northern League a lot of new players decided to join the squad. The team became too large and that is when the development team was formed with Sara Coxon taking a back seat from playing and took on managing at the young age of 16. The two squads ran seperately and successfully on their own for around 5 seasons until the first team folded during the season 2008-2009. This decision affected both squads due to the amount of players thatwere lost but the development team battled on through it. Last season the development team became the only womens team at Rutherford which was a scary prospect as a lot of long serving players left as well as feeling like there was more pressure on them to win. The season was a rocky one starting wth players at the beginning of the season who left a few weeks later to play for our old first team, now a team in our league. We battled our way through and finished in the top half of the league which was a great achievement for us. This season is going to be a great one for Rutherford Ladies,might of taken a long time for the team to find their feet but finally it has happened and now built up a great squad full of great attitudes and team spirit. Their are lots of new faces in the squad this season who have been a brilliant asset to the club. Liverpool's new number 9 'Andy Carroll' has made this season even greater for the ladies by agreeing to sponsor the team. It took little persuation from striker Nichola Brown who managed to bag the fantastic sponsor making the club talk of the town. The makems on the team might not be so happy to wear Newcastle's star name across their chest, but for the rest of the girls it's a dream come true. The team compete in the Durham County Womens League and are always on the look out for new players. Any player (must be 16 years or older) who is interested in being part of a fantastic club can leave a msg on the group our can contact one of the admin

The club is based at the Gateshead International Stadium and operates out the two gyms at site, the first being within the stadium and the second being the EIS (English Institute of Sport).

*£2 PINTS, SUNDAY, MONDAY & TUESDAY 6pm til close* Carling, Worthingtons, & Woodpecker

Oxfam Gateshead Recently improved with a much needed makeover! We sell clothes, accessories, books, cd's, dvd's, vinyl, toys and games. Come and visit, donations are always welcome! Find us on Gateshead High Street.

Gateshead Personal Advisers Connexions Personal Advisers provide information and guidance that is best for you and will help you make positive choices about your future. They can give help and information on education, careers, training and employment. They can also help with personal issues to prevent young people from leaving education, training or employment.

Gateshead Interchange is a transport interchange in the centre of the town of Gateshead, England. It is served by the Tyne and Wear Metro, whose station is underground, as well as local bus services. In the period 2008-9 the metro station was used by over 2 million passengers whilst the bus concourse was used by over 3.8 million passengers, making it the busiest bus station in Tyne and Wear.The Interchange opened in 1981, as part of the third stage of the Tyne and Wear Metro system, which included the main underground sections in the centre of Newcastle upon Tyne, as well as the Queen Elizabeth II Bridge across the River Tyne. In March 2004, the interchange redevelopment around the existing Metro station was completed by Jefferson Sheard Architects, and the large-scale sculpture "Changing Lines", by Danny Lane was unveiled.Metro stationThe Metro station at the Interchange is situated below ground and is situated on both the Yellow and Green Lines. There is a regular service northbound towards Newcastle over the sixth Tyne Bridge crossing. Trains go onwards towards Newcastle Airport (Green line) and the Coast (Yellow line). Southbound services head towards Sunderland (Green line) and South Shields (Yellow Line).