On a foggy morning on the Tweed Lord Beith unveiled the restored ECML Lineside Sign for The Royal Border Bridge. The work was funded by Berwick Preservation Trust while the RHT gave a grant for a new lineside sign. The original’s condition wasn’t suitable for retention trackside.
What wonderful places have been open today on Berwick-Upon-Tweed’s Heritage Days. Today Tweedmouth Parish Church, the RNLI, the largest icehouse and The Brewery Vaults.
Good evening!
We continue on the Tweed. If you walk the path along Dock Road at Tweedmouth, you'll pass a beautiful and very typically North Eastern skewed stone viaduct. Grass and scrub frame the arches and a tarmac footpath ducks beneath it.
Good morning! I know most might know, but Berwick and the surrounding areas are renowned for the countless Lowry illustrations that depict them. Here’s one from 1943 named “Old Property” which he based on a set of buildings on Main Street, Tweedmouth. Little has changed here.
Northumberland in 2025: 12 of 13 rated bathing waters were Excellent.
Six, including Bamburgh Castle, Low Newton and Druridge Bay, have been Excellent in every EA rating since 2010.
Spittal was Poor 2010-15 and has been Good or better since 2018.
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