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[[Paul Patrick]] and [[Joe McElderry]] were born in South Shields and [[James Kirkup]] was brought up there. | [[Paul Patrick]] and [[Joe McElderry]] were born in South Shields and [[James Kirkup]] was brought up there. | ||
In 2004 "The Pink Plaice" opened as the town's first gay nightclub.<ref>http://www.southshields-sanddancers.co.uk/tyneside_news/pink_plaice_gay_night_club.htm ''Sanddancer Gazette'', 15 December 2004</ref> | In 2004 "The [[Pink Plaice]]" opened as the town's first gay nightclub.<ref>http://www.southshields-sanddancers.co.uk/tyneside_news/pink_plaice_gay_night_club.htm ''Sanddancer Gazette'', 15 December 2004</ref> | ||
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[[Category:Tyne and Wear]] | [[Category:Tyne and Wear]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:10, 10 July 2026
South Shields is a town in South Tyneside, Tyne and Wear, and previously in County Durham, at the mouth of the River Tyne.
LGBT history
Paul Patrick and Joe McElderry were born in South Shields and James Kirkup was brought up there.
In 2004 "The Pink Plaice" opened as the town's first gay nightclub.[1]
References
- ↑ http://www.southshields-sanddancers.co.uk/tyneside_news/pink_plaice_gay_night_club.htm Sanddancer Gazette, 15 December 2004