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I was wandering along the Newcastle Quayside on Saturday, about 4:15 pm, when I spotted a small bundle of action figures tucked behind a planter by the Millennium Bridge. They looked well-loved, with a few scrapes and one sword missing from a green knight. I figured someone must be missing them, and I tucked them into my bag to keep them safe from the wind and busy feet. I’ll hold onto them here at the local community center until the rightful owner lists them on the site.
I was strolling through Grainger Market and out onto Market Street around 08:45 this morning when I spotted a Driver's License lying on the pavement near the bus concourse outside Newcastle Central Station. The photo showed a young man; the card carried the name clearly. It felt heavy with responsibility and I knew it belonged to someone who would want it back. I turned it in at the station's security desk so it could be processed back to its owner through the proper channels.
Last Friday around 7:15 p.m., I was leaving the Grainger Market on Grainger Street when I realized my small silver studs were missing from my coat pocket. They’re simple silver posts with a tiny star charm, about the size of a fingertip. I’ve checked the nearby streets and tram stops, but I can’t shake the feeling they’re still somewhere nearby. If this listing helps, please know they’re sentimental and I’d really appreciate getting them back.
Hi, I'm Oliver Bennett. Yesterday around 6:20 p.m., I think I dropped my drones near Grey Street, by Grey's Monument, not far from Newcastle Central Station. They're in a black hard-shell case with a red strap and a spare battery pack clipped to the side. The memory card inside has family-trip footage, and losing them feels oddly personal—the city already looked different in the fading light, and I miss that view.
I found a set of hats on a bench outside the Grainger Market in Newcastle on Friday at about 5:45 p.m. The pile included a beige tweed flat cap, a black knitted beanie, and a bright blue bobble hat with a small charity logo. I checked around, but there was no one in sight looking for them, and there was no note attached. They looked recently worn, and the cold breeze made the hats flop around as I picked them up. I’m posting here in the hope the owner sees it and knows their hats are safe until they’re claimed.
Early this morning at about 8:25, I realized my bus tickets to Edinburgh were missing from my bag as I stood outside Newcastle Central Station. I’d tucked them into my coat pocket after buying a coffee near the station concourse around 7:50, but by the time I reached the Haymarket bus stop they were gone. I’m anxious because they were my only reminder of a weekend trip with my dad, and I’d hate to cancel the plan. If you found a crumpled set of bus tickets around the Central Station precinct or on Percy Street, I’d be grateful to have them back.
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