Our walks, of about 10 miles, are every Saturday starting at 10am. Please see attached the full programme of walks. If you fancy joining a walk, please feel free to just turn up at the starting point or contact the Walks Leader for further details

Gateshead Readers at Home is a wonderful established service within the borough of Gateshead for housebound people, operated by Gateshead Library Service in partnership with older people’s charity Royal Voluntary Service. Offering practical help and

Gateshead Redheugh 1957 is an FA Charter Standard Community Club based in Teams, Gateshead. We have 20 teams, serving around 300 children and young people on a weekly basis. The club is affiliated through Durham FA, but we are a charity run

The Gateshead Sea Cadet has been in existence for over 50 years and provides young people between the ages of 10 and 18 with adventure and fun in a nautical-themed environment. The Cadets have access to sailing, rowing, power boating and other water

A community run netball club based at Gateshead Stadium. We train at Gateshead International Stadium on Monday evenings (term times only). Both our adult and junior teams play in a range of competive leagues at various levels - from beginners

Your Independent, advisory contact by Tenants for Tenants on all matters on Housing. On the 8th September 2010 the Gateshead Tenants Forum, under its Constitution, was officially disbanded at a re-convened Annual General Meeting by a unanimous vote

The group meet on the first Wednesday of each month from September to April. The meetings are held at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church, Low Fell, Gateshead NE9 6EY and start at 7.15pm. Free car parking is available at Lowery Lane Car Park. The talks

Our project is part of the charity, Children North East and is called Gateshead Youth Link. Gateshead Youth Link offers peer mentoring to young people living in Gateshead who are socially isolated. The young people are aged 11-18 years old and

Since 2012 we’ve provided a space for dance, creativity, diversity, professional development, wellbeing and community. From our home in the heart of Gateshead Town Centre, we’re a gateway to more; More personal development, more creativity, more

Gateway Wheelers is here to enable people with disabilities to enjoy cycling. We hope that along the way, we will give our members opportunities for personal development by providing suitable cycles, equipment and support. Membership of the club is