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On our recent holiday to Northumberland and Durham we were lucky enough to have the services and the company of your guide Tom Keating and I am writing to congratulate you on having the services of such an excellent guide. Throughout our tours he was most informative, interesting and fluent, never at a loss for answering questions and a great enthusiast for his subject. He was also a man of sentiment and he held our attention from beginning to end.

After our recent tour and trip to Newcastle I wanted to tell you that our U3A Group found your City tour so enjoyable and full of interest. The beautiful architecture in the buildings of Grey Street was an eye opener to the City. They particularly loved their visits to Trinity House and The Mining Institute, both such a part of Newcastle’s famous history. Thanks so much for working on the itinerary for me as I wanted to do so much. It all went so well.

Thanks again for taking me around and sharing some of your interesting insights into the area and its history. I look back on the trip which through your efforts worked out so well. I will be in touch with you again. Many thanks and best wishes.

I'm certain this group are really hooked on the area now. Weardale, Stanhope and Upper Teesdale were wonderful to discover with you. We will come back again and I will really look forward to that. Thank you for everything.

I am being inundated with Emails & thank you cards from our Group. All with one theme "Congratulations, Well Done" & "when can we go again?" As you say, they fell in love with North East England. You did say they would! Thank you for your contribution to a very successful holiday.

Our Probus Group wish to say thanks for your efforts to make our tours go well on our holiday to County Durham and Northumberland. They loved everything, particularly the Open Treasures in Durham Cathedral. Beamish was amazing and brought back memories to some of the older folk. The Northumberland Coastline was so beautiful and the wonderful sight of those glorious beaches and Castles will live on with us.