15/10/2026
CEO Siobhan has had a fantastic morning at the beautiful Trinity House Newcastle, attending a wonderful event and discovering one of Newcastle's real hidden treasures!
Tucked away on Newcastle's historic Quayside, Trinity House is an absolute treasure trove of maritime history, filled with fascinating artefacts, stunning artwork and incredible stories that remind us just how important Newcastle, the River Tyne and our North East coastline have been to maritime trade and seafaring for centuries.
And here's a little history for you! âš“
Trinity House Newcastle has roots stretching back over 500 years, with its historic home on Broad Chare associated with the city's mariners since the late 15th century. Established to support the maritime community, the organisation has a remarkable history of promoting navigation, supporting seafarers and preserving our region's proud maritime traditions.
It's a wonderful reminder that our North East coastline has played a hugely significant role in shaping Britain's maritime history, something we're equally passionate about celebrating and preserving at Blyth Tall Ship.
Beyond the fascinating surroundings, the morning provided a fantastic opportunity to meet some wonderful people, make valuable new connections and share stories about the work we're doing in Blyth to bring maritime heritage to life through skills, education and community engagement.
We're already looking forward to welcoming some of our new connections to our Heritage Workshop very soon. There's nothing quite like bringing together people who share a passion for our region's history and its future!
📸 Pictured with Siobhan is Keith Newman of Highlights PR, who also enjoyed the morning's maritime surroundings!