Introduction

Newcastle-Upon-Tyne began over 1800 years ago

on northern bank of the River Tyne with the

building of a bridge across the river by The

Romans in reign of Emperor Hadrian, named Pons

Aelius.

Between 1825 and 1840 there was a dramatic

transformation brought about by Grainger and

Dobson ,the architect and Richard Grainger the

builder.

Tyne Bridge Getting Build

Tyne Bridge getting built.

Tyne Bridge

The Tyne Bridge was constructed in 1925-1928, it took them 3

years to build it. Though it was opened in 1928, and won a place

because of how much local people loved it.

It is an icon and a symbol of Tyneside’s industrial past and its

recent re-generation.

Our city wouldn’t have been much popular and more exciting to see

if this would have been built.

The Sage

The Sage Gateshead is centre for musical

Education, performance and conference,

Located in Gateshead on the south bank

river Tyne.

The centre occupies a curved glass and

stainless steel building.

The Sage is designed by Foster and Partners,

Buro Happold (Structural Engineerings),Mott

MacDonald (Building services) and Arup

(Acoustics) ,with the views of Newcastle and

The Gateshead Quaysides ,The Tyne Bridge

and The Gateshead Millennium Bridge.

The planning and construction costs over £70

million

Picture taken from Newcastle Picture taken from

Gateshead and Tyne Bridge

The Sage Gateshead contains three performance spaces ;

A 1700 – Seater,a 450-seater and a smaller rehearsal and

performance hall, The Northern Rock Foundation Hall.

Structurally it is three separate buildings ,insulated from

each other to prevent noise and vibration travelling between

them.

Theatre Royal

Theatre Royal is a place where you

can enjoy watching funny,

emotional pantomimes.

It was designed by John Dobson

and Benjamin Green as a part of

Richard Grainger.

Followed by William Shakespeare's

play Macbeth, a huge, scorching

fire destroyed there interior of the

building in 1899.

Its had it own interior redesigned

by Frank Matcham.

Famous Person (Cheryl Cole)

More About Cheryl Cole

When Cheryl was born her name wasn’t Cheryl Cole it was Cheryl Ann

Tweedy.

She was popular in her childhood because she did so many things to

make her popular such as British gas advert, she won modelling

competions, including the title of Boots Groups, bonniest baby.

Even her name was in the Chronicle “Best looking girl in Newcastle”.

She got suspended from school for swearing on the bus and again for

fighting with another student in the school.

After Leaving the school she got herself a job as a waitress.

videos of Cheryl Cole

Cheryl Cole in British Gas

advert

Cheryl Cole Modelling

The Angel Of North

The construction began on a

project in 1994 and cost £1

million but the majority of the

project funding was provided by

the National Lottery.

The Angel Of The North has

often been used in television

and in films to represent

Tyneside.

In 1998 the fans of Newcastle

United football team paid the

payment to their local hero Alan

Shearer. With a enormous team

shirt over the Angel , finished

with Shearer’s name and famous

number 9.

The Angel Of The North

Why did I did it on the PowerPoint?

I chose to do it on the PowerPoint because

then I thought that when I’m showing you

this I can put videos in it as well.

Moreover, so I can give you more information

about it and make it more interesting by

adding transitions and animations.

Thank You

The only person that I want to thank today is my mam

who helped me with it and today I wouldn't be here in

England or this school without my mam who had seen

really tough times just for me

Also I would like to say a big thank you to all of you who

are watching this.