A giant bare-chested figure chiselling coal was carved into the sand at Cambois beach. A giant bare-chested figure chiselling coal was carved into the sand at Cambois beach. Subscribe Share ... Did ...

A 100ft high artwork of a miner adorns a beach famously washed over each day with millions of coal particles which once supplied the former colliery. The giant bare-chested figure chiselling coal was ...

The giant bare-chested figure chiselling coal was carved into the sand at Cambois Beach in Northumberland. Despite the nearby pit shutting in 1968, ...

A woman and her toddler killed on Long Island in 1997, whose homicide has been linked to the Gilgo Beach serial killings, have been identified by New York authorities.

Landmark proposals that would see one of the largest ever foreign investments in the UK come to Northumberland have taken a significant step forward after outline planning permission to build a ...

John Charlton, 66, has been landlord of Charlton's bar and cafe by the beach in Cambois, Northumberland, for almost 15 years. He told how his gas bill there has risen to £2,000-a-month, while his ...

As per the outlet, Brunt had never created art in Northumberland before, but he decided to explore the nearby beaches. “I’d done a little bit of research and I thought there might be pebbles on the ...

A nature artist created art using pebbles on the Northumberland coast fulfilling a ‘desire to create while being in the places that are best for ... News you can trust since 1854. Subscribe. Sign In.

A stunning piece of artwork made from hundreds of colourful stones was created on Cambois beach in Northumberland. As per BBC, walkers who saw the artwork described it as “absolutely beautiful.”.

Boundaries were Seahouses Harbour to Cambois Pier, excluding piers and rivers, for the four-hour match and Eryk said: “I fished off a beach not far from the registration point looking for flounder.

Celia Henry, 83, from Cambois, Northumberland, recalls asking her mum why there was scaffolding on the beach and being told: "To stop the Germans." The metal poles were spotted at the mouth of the ...