Beach town named a 'perfect package' just a train ride away from Manchester
Tynemouth, a seaside town in the North East, has been named the 'coolest' in the UK by Time Out magazine.
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Tynemouth, a seaside town in the North East, has been named the 'coolest' in the UK by Time Out magazine.
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