Tyne and Wear Foundation

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The North East Film Archive, based at Teesside University, save and celebrate the screen heritage of the North East of England. At the heart of their collection are films made by, and for, local people, reflecting and representing the communities, places and distinctive identity of the region. Together with their sister archive in Yorkshire they form the Yorkshire and North East Film Archive, a unique pan-regional resource with over 75,000 moving image artefacts, part of York St John University. They unlock the collections for artists, academics, curators, programmers, researchers, and producers to reveal compelling stories from the vaults. www.yfanefa.com

Tyne and Wear Foundation

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Investing in people, empowering grassroots groups, and championing local causes; community foundations are on a mission.

The Community Foundations movement is committed to supporting, facilitating, and actively encouraging place-based philanthropy through a network of local community foundations. UK Community Foundations is a registered charity which leads nearly 60 foundations covering most of the UK who strategically fund local good causes. These local foundations are uniquely placed to make use of funding opportunities from individuals, organisations, and government. They also create endowed funds to secure the long-term future of their grant giving.

Presented by regional television personality Kathy Secker, a look at how the Tyne and Wear Foundation helps families, individuals and businesses set up funds to support local community organisations across Tyneside, Wearside, and Northumberland. Some of the organisations featured include Tyne and Wear Play Association, West Walker Community Garden and Age Concern North Tyneside. The film ends on how and why location businesses should support the foundation.


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The North East in Business

Bigger and better is the motto of the North East: businesses build to outstrip European rivals and sporting events are world-class.
After the loss of many crucial industries from the area in the 1980s, the North East began the slow but steady process of rebuilding. Heavy industry was replaced in part by tourism, and overseas manufacturers saw the benefits of operating in the region. However, not all of these developments were long-lived, and the struggle to replace traditional industries with entirely new sources of prosperity continues.

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