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	Gateshead - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Gateshead is a town in Tyne and Wear in north-east England on the south side of the River Tyne opposite Newcastle upon Tyne which covers the North Bank.
		It is the main settlement in the Metropolitan Borough of Gateshead.
		Gateshead is part of the postal county of Tyne and Wear and historically within the traditional county of County Durham.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gateshead (1600 words)

	Gateshead Football Club Official Website - News
		Gateshead have won their tug of war with FA Trophy opponents Workington for former Aston Villa striker Neil Tarrant - but have suffered a costly legal defeat in a separate off-field battle.
		Gateshead beat Sutton Coldfield Town in a replay in the first qualifying round at The International Stadium and then at Hurst Cross last Saturday to beat Ashton United 1-0.
		Gateshead Football Club would like to wish Barry all the best for the future and thank him for the time he devoted to the club.
	www.gateshead-fc.com /news.php (576 words)

	Gateshead
		Gateshead Partners looks to acquire successful companies with the intention to grow them by utilizing the knowledge and operating experience of the Partnership.
		Gateshead becomes a strategic equity partner to your company; we work in tandem with business owners and management teams to develop business plans, arrange financing, provide support and provide additional capital to build long-term shareholder value.
		Gateshead takes an active role in the cultivation of companies, thereby enabling them to achieve even greater financial returns.
	www.gatesheadpartners.com (236 words)

	Gateshead
		The name “Gateshead” literally means “at the head of the tracks”; a gate being a way, track or road.
		He lived to see a revival in Gateshead's fortunes that saw the building of the Baltic Mill in 1955 but not its conversion to art gallery half a century later or the Millenium Bridge.
		Harper was particularly critical of Gateshead's dirtiness in 1901.
	www.biffvernon.freeserve.co.uk /gateshead.htm (1242 words)

	Gateshead RFC - The Official Site
		Gateshead employ a school liason officer to go out into the local schools and promote rugby amongst school children and advertise the club to all those interested.
		I started working for Gateshead in September under the authority of Sid Crabtree the clubs Youth Chairman and together we decided to target Yr 7 and Yr9 which we felt were the age groups with fewer players.
		Gateshead also ran an U11s tournament at the club in November which helped to increase the number of players at this level.
	www.gatesheadrfc.co.uk /ydo.php (460 words)

	Welcome to Gateshead Primary SCITT
		Gateshead 3-7 SCITT consists of a consortium of Gateshead schools and Newcastle Nursery Schools that are committed to high quality Initial teacher Training.
		Gateshead 3-7 SCITT recognises that it has a moral and legal responsibility to promote equal opportunities and that it is essential to pursue equality of opportunity as an essential dimension of productive and professional activity.
		Gateshead 3-7 SCITT welcomes applications from all sections of the community and considers applicants for training on the basis of qualifications, skills, abilities and experience.
	www.gatesheadgrid.org /lhprimary (2033 words)

	GENUKI - Gateshead
		The building to the north of the chancel is said to have been erected as the habitation for an anchoress, space in the churchyard being granted by licence from Bishop Bury, to the then rector of Brancepeth for that purpose.
		"Gateshead is more formidable with respect to steepness than its opposite neighbour, Newcastle, the ascent from the river's bank being no less than 500 feet in two miles, and some of the streets leading up from the Swing Bridge are such as horses and drivers regard with an anxious eye.
		Gateshead Libraries local history project with lots of local-history information and photographs from Gateshead and the villages in the Gateshead MBC area.
	website.lineone.net /~pjoiner/genuki/DUR/Gateshead (1224 words)

	The Borough of Gateshead (Electoral Changes) Order 2004
		Gateshead Borough Council shall make a print of the map marked "Map referred to in the Borough of Gateshead (Electoral Changes) Order 2004" available for inspection at its offices by any member of the public at any reasonable time.
		The Electoral Registration Officer[10] for the borough shall make such rearrangement of, or adaptation of, the register of local government electors as may be necessary for the purposes of, and in consequence of, this Order.
		The areas of the new borough and parish wards are demarcated on the map described in article 2.
	www.opsi.gov.uk /si/si2004/20040361.htm (1741 words)

	Gateshead Football Club Official Website - History
		The original Gateshead AFC was formed in 1930 when neighbours South Shields, members of the Football Leagues old Third Division North, moved to Gateshead’s Redheugh Park because of financial difficulties.
		After accounting for Liverpool in the third round, Gateshead progressed to the quarter final for their Wembley aspirations to be denied by a single Nat Lofthouse goal from eventual finalists Bolton Wanderers in front of a capacity Redheugh Park crowd of 17,692.
		A long term plan which hopes to see Gateshead become self sufficiant and build on the fan base to give the North East another football team to be really proud of.
	www.gateshead-fc.com /history.php?PHPSESSID=825c38df64b29262dec9e587e5371352 (753 words)

	Gateshead Football Club Official Website - Home
		A spirited Gateshead performance claimed a deserved point as they fought back after going behind twice in a close game.
		Ossett came out of the starting blocks the fastest and caused Gateshead all sorts of problems, scoring after just four minutes through top scorer Richard Marchant who curved a beautiful shot in from the edge of the area.
		Gateshead have been crushed by four goals to nil in their trip to run-away league leaders AFC Telford United.
	www.gateshead-fc.com (277 words)

	Gateshead Workhouse and Poor Law Union
		In the seventeenth century, Gateshead built a poor house in St Mary's churchyard.
		County of Durham: Crawcrook, Gateshead (10), Heworth (6), Ryton, Ryton Woodside, Stella, Whickham (4), Winlaton (5).
		In 1906, after the scheme was abandoned, the Gateshead Guardians began to pursue their own plans.
	users.ox.ac.uk /~peter/workhouse/Gateshead/Gateshead.shtml (1631 words)

	AIArchitect, Oct. 28, 2002 - Gateshead Millennium Bridge, Gateshead, UK, by Wilkinson Eyre Architects for Gateshead ...
		Wilkinson Eyre Architects and the Gateshead Council conceived the Gateshead Millennium Bridge over the River Tyne as a catalyst to regenerate the city of Gateshead.
		While Newcastle just on the other side is well known and synonymous with the river and its bridges, Gateshead has been largely anonymous to the wider world.
		The objective, therefore, was to deliver a pedestrian and bicycle bridge that could alter negative or neutral perceptions and provide a positive identity for the Gateshead independent of its opposing-shore neighbor.
	www.aia.org /aiarchitect/thisweek02/tw1025/1025tw1gateshead.htm (360 words)

	gateshead depot (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		This article however features a class of locomotive that were allocated to Gateshead from 1960 - 1974, the depot receiving twenty six new from the workshops, though their mundane secondary passenger and freight duties would have generally kept them out of the limelight.
		Gateshead's first Class 24 D5096 was delivered in March, at the same time as the depot received EE Type 4 D270.For the Class 24's the early workings were out of South Gosforth, Heaton & Gateshead, including the 9.40 Newcastle - Newbiggin parcels and a parcels working to Carlisle.
		Gateshead had no other air-braked machine available so the Class 25 was given the run of the ECML as far as Doncaster, putting up a creditable performance.
	www.derbysulzers.com /gateshead.html (7135 words)

	GATESHEAD CONSERVATIVE FUTURE
		We are a growing group of young people in Gateshead who work to ensure the election of Conservative candidates and the advancement of the Conservative principles of low taxation, high standards in our public services, fighting crime, safeguarding the family and defending the nation state.
		Gateshead Conservative Future is the youth wing of the Gateshead Conservative Federation, which covers the constiteuncies of Tyne Bridge, Gateshead East and Washington West and Blaydon.
		This proves that Gateshead Council does not care about the opinions of the youth of Gateshead, and therefore there is every reason to suggest that they don’t care about the opinions of any other segment of the people of Gateshead.
	www.webspawner.com /users/conservativefuture (1205 words)

	Gateshead Council
		Gateshead 2030 - what will it be like?
		You can now search the Gateshead registers online for birth, marriage and death certificates dating back to 1837.
		A Gateshead-based film company is meeting with major players in the UK film industry this week in a bid to attract funding for its latest production.
	www.gateshead.gov.uk (52 words)

	Gateshead Millennium Bridge by Wilkinson Eyre
		Gateshead Millennium Bridge is one of several linked regeneration projects along 'Gateshead Quays', and plays the essential role of linking this area accessibly to the center of Newcastle.
		The Gateshead Millennium Bridge takes its place at the end of a line of distinguished bridges across the Tyne, including the Tyne Bridge and Robert Stephenson's High Level Bridge, which can be seen well from the new bridge.
		You may also be interested to visit Foster and Partners' The Sage at the Gateshead end of the bridge.
	www.galinsky.com /buildings/gatesheadbridge (377 words)

	Sage Gateshead - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Sage Gateshead is a centre for musical education and performance, located in Gateshead on the south bank of the River Tyne, in the north-east of England.
		The Sage Gateshead is also available as a conference venue, and it hosted the Labour Party's Spring conference in February 2005.
		The Sage Gateshead was awarded the Local Authority Building of the Year in the 2005 British Construction Industry Awards and more recently the RIBA Award for Inclusive Design.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sage_Gateshead (693 words)

	Railways of Britain2
		In 1908, 12million passengers were carried on the Gateshead tramways with high dividends paid to share holders with 1910 seeing the Gateshead system gain new routes to Springwell Road and Saltwell Cemetery, though the systems were a huge success though there seems to have been no intention at this early point to connect the two.
		In 1912 the Gateshead tramway became the first “pay-as-you-enter” system in Britain though this last venture was not a success due to the added congestion caused at the Wellington Street terminus.
		Trams did return to Gateshead in 1990 on a special track built for the 1990 Garden Festival at Gateshead, for the first time in forty years people were able to ride on traditional Tyneside Trams in Gateshead within sight of the River Tyne.
	groups.msn.com /railwaysofbritain2/tramwaysofnewcastleandgateshead.msnw (1819 words)

	Chowdene Conservatives
		Chowdene Conservatives are the ward branch of the Gateshead Conservative Fedeation.
		While great areas of Gateshead continue to live in social decay Gateshead council increases the burden of tax on the poorest and most vulnerable in society, for example since 1997 council tax has risen by £177 on grade A houses.
		At the next local elections the people of Gateshead should vote Conservative, they should send a message to Labour that they are tired of paying one of the highest taxes in the nation while living in a town filled with crime, social decay and failing schools.
	www.webspawner.com /users/gateshead/index.html (2014 words)

	Gateshead 2005-International Society for the Performing Arts
		However, the DNA of The Sage Gateshead is imprinted with its small-scale roots.
		For naive southerners venturing north, the discovery of the night was that Gateshead boasts a spectacular new hall on the banks of the Tyne, with acoustics that leave London's South Bank standing.
		When The Sage, Gateshead, a pioneering centre for musical performance on the south bank of the River Tyne, opens its doors next week, it will represent the most exciting new development on the British arts scene for many years.
	www.ispa.org /gateshead/critics.php (1975 words)


		This is all thanks to the Gateshead Birders who submit their records and photographs for others to enjoy.
		Gateshead has several countryside sites owned and managed by the Council and these are freely open for visitors to enjoy a wide range of woodlands, meadows, ponds and riverside walks and bridleways.
		This site is run independently of Gateshead Council but information of their work and their countryside strategy can be viewed at http://www.gateshead.gov.uk/countryside/.
	www.gatesheadbirders.co.uk (1404 words)

	Gateshead 2005 - International Society for the Performing Arts
		The team that designed The Sage Gateshead worked in close partnership with the artists and their management who will administer the $130 million building and all of its programme.
		This has created a building exceptionally responsive to the needs of its artists and programme, ensuring that The Sage Gateshead is one of the most fertile symbols of the cultural and economic renaissance of this characterful regional centre of northern England.
		The Sage Gateshead is designed to house an exceptional equity and fluidity between the performance participation and education programme.
	www.ispa.org /gateshead/index.php (550 words)

	History of Gateshead
		It is possible that Mr W.T. Verge, the first surveyor of the area, named the suburb in 1876.
		The name would have been taken from Gateshead in the county of Durham, near Newcastle-on-Tyne.
		During the 1930's Gateshead was mainly a collection of two to three acre farms.
	www.lakemac.infohunt.nsw.gov.au /library/lhist/suburb/lmp&p/gateshead.htm (676 words)

	The Sage Gateshead :: About : The Building
		The Sage Gateshead has already become a new landmark on Tyneside, forming the heart of an exciting project to regenerate the area's river frontage.
		The site is adjacent to the Stirling Prize-winning Gateshead Millennium Bridge and the Tyne Bridge, with its great arch echoed in the shell-like form of The Sage Gateshead's roof.
		The Sage Gateshead has taken ten years of detailed planning and has been designed after extensive consultation with musicians and music presenters and promoters.
	www.thesagegateshead.org /about/thebuilding.aspx (191 words)

	Gateshead RFC - The Official Site
		North Shields put together a stern defence of their pride in the first half, but were unable to sustain any form of attack in the 2nd half as Gateshead scored 45pts through the gaps in the vistors defence.
		Elsewhere 2nds were heavily beaten by Blaydon and the 4ths carried on their winning run.
		You can see the fixtures and results for all the teams in the club here and by selecting a game, have a look at the details of the match and any match reports that might be available.
	www.gatesheadrfc.co.uk (300 words)

	GATESHEAD CAR PARK
		The idea was to re-develop Gateshead town centre and create a huge shopping complex with indoor and outdoor shops and many parking spaces available for its customers.
		Unfortunatley, the Gateshead centre never really took off as expected but it still had good shopping facilities for most, and still has today.
		Unfortunately, the owners of the complex have obtained outline planning permmision to redevelop the site, which means that the centre will be knocked down in the near future.
	mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk /owenluder/page6.html (603 words)

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