Tony Henderson is a journalist based in Newcastle Upon Tyne, focusing on local news and environmental topics in the Tyne and Wear region of the United Kingdom. With a passion for uncovering stories about nature, history, and culture, Tony's work has been featured in The Journal and Business Live HUMBER, among other publications.
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The scale of bird crime in the UK has been revealed in a new report based on 15 years of data.
Some of the North East's top paintings were displayed at 10 Downing Street
By: Tony Henderson
The colony of sand martins have made a journey of over 2,500 miles to reach the Tyne
By: Tony Henderson
Prof Angela Smith has written an academic research paper on the Paddington stories
Wildlife enthusiasts hoping to boost the sand martin population in Ouseburn have now added new fundraising goals
A project powered by volunteers which uses wildlife photography on a grand scale has won a national award.
By: Tony Henderson
A pair of Chinese bowls has sold for £325,000 after fierce bidding at a Newcastle auction.
A museum housed in an historic city centre church is to close.
Between 100 and 140 homes are planned for the site of a derelict factory which once employed a workforce of 750.
There are plans to build more than 100 homes on the former Tyne Brand factory site at the North Shields Fish Quay
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