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  • Wylam to Newcastle and back again, completed.

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    Mike Rolf
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    As part of our preperation for our big charity walk in the summer, we decided to put some miles in again to get us prepared for the challenge in the summer. Today (06/03/22) we went from Wylam to Newcastle and back again, travelling along the Tyne river. Making sure to get the excellent views in,…

  • Another Busy Thursday

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    Mike Rolf
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    As you know, we need people to register for our sessions so we can plan the teams, and keep the numbers covid safe. It is great to see that over the past few weeks we’ve need to have the wait list in use as its been full sessions! It has also been great to see…

  • North Tyneside Three Peaks – Completed

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    Mike Rolf
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    On Saturday 12th February a group of us met up to complete a 13.1 mile training walk, in preparation for our big charity walk (100km over 3 days in June). We decided we would tick off the North Tyneside Three Peaks, taking into account the three hills in the area; the sun dial at West…

  • #GetintoTouch Newsletter

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    Mike Rolf
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    Keep up to date with the team’s news Why not check out the our 1st edition of the teams newsletter. Not wanting to spoil all the surprised, but you can check out our end of season awards and learn more about our forthcoming charity competition. 

  • Saturday is development day

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    So a few of the team are spending this Saturday on referee and playing development. A trip to Stockton is the order of the day but rest assured we will keep you informed about what we learn.

  • NORTHERN PRIDE 2021 TOUCH CUP WINNERS

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    Mike Rolf
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    On Saturday 24th July the Newcastle Ravens hosted the first Northern Pride touch event at Percy Park, where a development Blackadder’s side, led by Cat won the cup.  The day began with the team taking on a new opposition in Saxon Crusaders who were quite well drilled and tested the Adders defence and also applied…