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Music. You love it. We love it. Even Ant and Dec (sorry lads, we’re still not ready to rumble) love it. And there’s nowhere in Newcastle better to tap your feet and nod your head to some top tunage than in The Head of Steam, one of the city’s best live music venues. As well as the kind of cask and craft ales selection that’ll see the beer hipsters amongst you erupt with glee, you’ll also discover some of the UK’s best up and coming musos. And as if you needed more persuading, the Arctic Monkeys have played here, although that’s no guarantee that you’ll Look Good on the Dance Floor.

For example, a prolonged period of Easterly winds in the winter of 1847 penned over 1,700 sailing vessels in the river and on the day that the winds dropped, and the sea state improved, some 400 vessels left the river on the same tide. NSW Ports could have a monopoly for moving containers in the state for 50 years after the Federal Court threw out the competition watchdog’s attempts to stop compensation being paid to Port Botany if the Port of Newcastle develops a rival container terminal, ACCC chairman Rod Sims has warned. Working out of their Waterloo Square industrial space, The Bottle Shop Bar & Kitchen serve a mouth-watering selection of no fewer than 127 brews in canned and bottled form to satisfy your beer curiosity. And because man cannot live on ale alone (unfortunately) they’ve also opened a delicious kitchen where you can stuff yourselves silly with man food including 8oz sirloin steaks and the house classic fish-finger sandwich. We think there’s hope for mankind yet.

1. The Junction (Haymarket)

In fact, the earliest recorded launch was in 1294 when a galley was launched into the Lort Burn for King Edward I. Fans will be able to meet creators, experts, characters and each other in the two-day extravaganza that will include a wide variety of activities, panels, cosplay, collectables and so much more.

We know. BrewDog pubs. They’re everywhere these days, but for good reason. As soon as you enjoy that first not-so-sobering sip of a Punk IPA you’re lost in an irresistible world of craft beer that you just can’t wait to explore. And sure enough, you’re soon left explaining the difference, tasting notes in hand, between a Hop Fiction and a 5AM Saint to your Fosters-drinking mate Dave. And what a place Newcastle’s BrewDog is to educate him, with “33 taps of craft beer awesomeness” in tow. After eight hours of work, we have made the mothership of all board games for the people of Jesmond. With the king of Jesmond Mr Francesca at the heart of the board, the game features all the hotspots of Jesmond through a Newcastle student’s eyes as well as some bonus features. Cosplay, comic book and anime fans are in for a treat next year with Comic Con returning to Newcastle. The Tyne didn't have a monopoly of supplying London coal, there were many other coalfields in the country eager to sell their coal there as well.By 1592, 91,420 tons of coal were exported from the Tyne, coastwise, in that year and in the following year this increased to over 1000,000 tons. Home trade ships were predominantly from Ipswich or Kings Lynn and foreign trade was carried in Dutch or French ships. The event will be running 9am-6pm each day, allowing punters to celebrate the best comic books and comic book culture the country has to offer. The driving force for shipbuilding was coal. The coastal transportation of coal had its roots in the Middle Ages, if not before. So grab your special drinking tankard and waterproof bib as we present… 29 Best Pubs & Bars in Newcastle Tiger Hornsby