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Well-known Morpeth pub The Sun Inn has reopened

Well-known Morpeth pub The Sun Inn has reopened

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2008 Morpeth floods - Alchetron, The Free Social Encyclopedia

2008 Morpeth floods - Alchetron, The Free Social Encyclopedia

Trophy hat-trick for Morpeth dialect poet - video MORPETH dialect poet Eileen Beers has done it again. She scooped a top trophy at the Northumbrian Gathering for the third time. Eileen, whose poems are inspired by a ‘colourful’ childhood in Morpeth, was delighted by the win In the dialect speaking/writing competitions. In this video she talks about her work and reads her winning verse. | MorpethNewsTV

Trophy hat-trick for Morpeth dialect poet - video MORPETH dialect poet Eileen Beers has done it again. She scooped a top trophy at the Northumbrian Gathering for the third time. Eileen, whose poems are inspired by a ‘colourful’ childhood in Morpeth, was delighted by the win In the dialect speaking/writing competitions. In this video she talks about her work and reads her winning verse. | MorpethNewsTV

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Morpeth Motorcycles, Dark Lane, Morpeth (2026)

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Sunday worship in dialect at Morpeth - video SUNDAY worship sounded different at a Morpeth church today. Part of the morning service at St James the Great was celebrated in the Northumbrian dialect. It included a reading in the local tongue by singer-songwriter Graham Bell, who also traced the history of ‘wor Northumbrian Saints’. Graham lives in Cheshire but spent his childhood in Morpeth and was last in James’s Church as a ten-year-old choirboy. The special service, which included two dialect

Sunday worship in dialect at Morpeth - video SUNDAY worship sounded different at a Morpeth church today. Part of the morning service at St James the Great was celebrated in the Northumbrian dialect. It included a reading in the local tongue by singer-songwriter Graham Bell, who also traced the history of ‘wor Northumbrian Saints’. Graham lives in Cheshire but spent his childhood in Morpeth and was last in James’s Church as a ten-year-old choirboy. The special service, which included two dialect

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MP helps spread the word in dialect at Morpeth - video WANSBECK MP Ian Lavery helped launch a dialect dictionary at Morpeth today. The pitman turned parliamentarian was an ideal choice for the job, never having lost his own northern accent since being elected to Westminster in 2010. But he had to admit that he had had to temper it a little in order to make himself understood in the Commons, where regional dialects were sometimes seen as a source of amusement. Mr Lavery was speaking at the unveil

MP helps spread the word in dialect at Morpeth - video WANSBECK MP Ian Lavery helped launch a dialect dictionary at Morpeth today. The pitman turned parliamentarian was an ideal choice for the job, never having lost his own northern accent since being elected to Westminster in 2010. But he had to admit that he had had to temper it a little in order to make himself understood in the Commons, where regional dialects were sometimes seen as a source of amusement. Mr Lavery was speaking at the unveil

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Morpeth keeps Easter orange tradition AN Easter tradition dating back more than 250 years was observed at Morpeth today. The Mayor of Morpeth, Coun Dr Nic Best, joined by fellow Town councillors, distributed oranges to children at Carlisle Park. Youngsters also enjoyed egg and spoon races and boolin' and jarpin' paste eggs. | MorpethNewsTV

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Morpeth bull inspires songwriter - video A BEEF about a bull inspired Morpeth dialect songwriter Graham Bell. A sculpture at Sanderson Arcade is a nod to the days when the town was home to one of the biggest livestock markets in the country. However, it depicts an Aberdeen Angus bull rather than the shorthorn breed which used to be bought and sold on the town’s main street. Graham performed his bovine ditty at Morpeth Town Hall when he delivered the 2023 Roland Bibby Memorial Lecture, organised

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Morpeth Gadgie’s rallying call to Gathering online - video MORPETH’S Northumbrian Gathering will go ahead next weekend - but only online. In this video Alex Swailes tells us about the digital version of the festival of music, song, dance, dialect and crafts. A GoFundMe Page has been set up to raise money towards the cost of the event which will be available via You Tube, Facebook and Zoom. https://www.gofundme.com/f/morpeth-northumbrian-gathering?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaig

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The day after the 2008 Morpeth flood - video SEVENTEEN years ago today Morpeth was mopping up after one of the worst floods in the town’s history. In this video, shot hours after the deluge, people who were affected talk about their experiences, showing remarkable spirit and resilience in trying circumstances. In the wake of the flood Morpeth underwent a £27m flood alleviation scheme, which included flood gates on the High Stanners and a dam upstream at Mitford. It was a joint effort between the

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Singing out to save the Northumbrian dialect - video THE Northumbrian dialect has been celebrated in song at Morpeth. And it came as music to the ears of members of the Northumbrian Language Society. Every year it invites a special guest to give a memorial lecture in honour of its founding chairman, the late Roland Bibby. For 2023 the task fell to dialect songwriter Graham Bell, who has more than 60 compositions to his credit and who is a multi award winner at the Morpeth Northumbrian Gathering.

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Morpeth Northumbrian Gathering parade - video MORPETH is in festival mood this weekend with the return of the town’s Northumbrian Gathering. The event, now in its 57th year, is a celebration of music, dance, song, dialect and street entertainment. The highlight of the three days is the spectacular Saturday morning parade, featured in this video. This year the Gathering is dedicated to the memory of one of its stalwarts, its longest serving Morpeth Gadgy, Alex Swailes, who died in February, aged

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Morpeth celebrates as 2025 blows in - video Hundreds of people braved a wet and windy night to gather in Morpeth Market Place to bid farewell to 2024 and welcome the New Year. | MorpethNewsTV

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Stuart wins Morpeth tall tales title - video WHO’S the biggest fibber of them all? The honours have gone to Stuart Lawson. He won the ‘Hoafy Trophy’ at the 2023 Morpeth Northumbrian Gathering. The competition for spinning the best yarn is held in memory of famed Morpeth story teller Terry Common. It was one of a number of awards in spoken/written dialect competitions. | MorpethNewsTV

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A pitman's poem, and its importance to our understanding of dialect - video VARIATIONS on the distinctive dialect of Tyneside were illustrated at Morpeth today, using an epic poem written almost 200 years ago. Thomas Wilson’s ‘The Pitman’s Pay’ was first printed in a Newcastle magazine in 1826. Wilson worked in the coal mines as a youngster, later becoming a teacher, clerk, and partner in a counting house. His poem was singled out by linguist Dr Warren Maguire to show changes in spelling and pro

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Morpeth remembered as many still knew it.a town changing with the times, yet still full of familiar streets, character, and everyday life. #RTTM2 #Morpeth #Northumberland #OldMorpeth #LocalHistory

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