Photograph posted by gwynn56 with the description: On first looking at this image , taken whilst at Tynemouth, one maybe forgiven for assuming that one of the buildings has an ornate chimney , but in actual fact it's the Admiral Lord Collingwood monument which stands in a field behind the building
SIR – Junior doctors have become seriously de-professionalised (Letters, December 29). In the 1980s, as junior surgeons, we worked very long hours, but also enjoyed the huge satisfaction of making people better. When judged competent, we diagnosed, operated on and managed the post-operative course of “our” patients, working independently but within the support structure of the consultant-led “firm”. The opportunity for that professional satisfaction has gone. The European Working Time Directive
Surfers Against Sewage protestors apology over Tynemouth monument graffiti chroniclelive.co.uk - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from chroniclelive.co.uk Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
A day at North Shields Fish Quay in 1973 - and the rise of a famous Tyneside town
A thriving North Shields Fish Quay in 1973 is recalled in three images, courtesy of the Armstrong Railway Photographic Trust
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