Sticky Beak Is Looking For Places To Eat Out In The North East Of England
Every year we visit the North East of England towards the end of summer and take the opportunity to visit and review some new venues for our North East Special
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We will be visiting the area from Wednesday 4th September to Sunday 8th September and we are looking for venues that might be interested in working us whilst we are there.
The North East is a popular short break destination for our area so we love to take the opportunity to share our adventures with people who might visit the area.
We are looking to write articles covering breakfasts, lunches (including Sunday lunch) and dinners for our blog.
At the Sticky Beak Blog we never publish a bad review, we feel there is too much of that already on the Internet so our ethos is very straightforward; If we would recommend a venue to friends and family then we write a review - if we wouldn't, then we don't.
More information about this and our statistics can be found in our media kit at www.thestickybeak.co.uk/ourvisits.asp
We have between 6k and 10k visitors to our web site each month and approximately 24000 followers on Twitter, as well as significant followings on Facebook, LinkedIn and Instagram.
If you are interested in working with us and would like to be included on our blog, or if you have visited the area recently and would like to tell us about your recommendations, then please drop us an email to sticky@thestickybeak.co.uk
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