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Souter Lighthouse marks 150 years since it first lit up - Vimarsana News

Souter Lighthouse marks 150 years since it first lit up

SOUTER Lighthouse, a landmark familiar to residents and visitors on the North-East coast on Monday marks exactly 150 years since it began its working life 1871. Now under the care of the National Trust, when it was first built Souter Lighthouse, on South Tyneside, was a technological marvel of its age. The coastline between the River Wear and River Tyne was treacherous to shipping, with submerged rocks and constant smog from local industry, claiming up to twenty ships a year. Trinity House, the organisation still responsible for lighthouses today, recognised that a new lighthouse was ne...

National Trust's Lonely Souter Lighthouse prepares to mark 150th anniversary in lockdown - Vimarsana News

National Trust's Lonely Souter Lighthouse prepares to mark 150th anniversary in lockdown

Submitting... Souter Lighthouse will mark its 150th anniversary in January 2021 Trinity House, the organisation which is still responsible for lighthouses today, recognised that a new beacon was needed, and work began to create Souter. Kate Devlin, National Trust Collections and House Officer at Souter Lighthouse, said: “We’re proud of the fact that Souter plays an important part in the history of lighthouses. "It was designed by Sir James Douglass, who was engineer-in-chief to Trinity House, as the first lighthouse purpose-built to use an electric light. "This was a huge leap as, at that...

Five Rivers Child Care foster carers homelessness fundraiser - Vimarsana News

Five Rivers Child Care foster carers homelessness fundraiser

A volunteer team of foster carers and looked after children have been working together to raise money and awareness for Cornwall homelessness this winter. The children and young people taking part, aged between seven and 15, are all currently in foster care through the Truro-based independent fostering provider and social enterprise, Five Rivers Child Care. The idea to fundraise for homelessness came from a group of young people in care during a Make a Difference meeting. The meetings are made up of fostered children from across the West Country who worked together to plan the activity. ...