Outdoor advertising in Newcastle

Newcastle has emerged as one of the UK’s leading innovation hubs and was named the UK’s smartest city in the global Smart City Index, climbing two places in 2021 to claim the title.¹

It is a globally renowned centre for electric vehicles, high-speed train construction and tidal energy. With a spending potential of £694m² and being home to Newcastle University and Northumbria University, it provides opportunities for your brand to connect with the student population and an affluent audience.

• 41% of the retail market consists of premium and luxury²
• 32% are 18-34 year olds³
• 20% of the population are ABs³ 
• 54% of the population show low TV consumption habits⁴

¹ Newcastle City Council, 2021

² CACI data 2024: defined as anything above ‘Accessible Premium’

³ 2021 England & Wales Census/2022 Scotland census (defined in Scotland as ’15-34’)

⁴ YouGov Profiles consumer database Jan 2024: defined as ‘Light’ or ‘Ultra-light’ TV hours watched

Eldon Square: This premier shopping destination in Newcastle boasts over 100 stores, including well-known department stores and popular brand-name shops such as John Lewis & Partners, All Saints, and Apple. 

Royal Quays Shopping Centre: In North Shields, this centre hosts various retail stores, including Moss Bros, Next, and Mountain Warehouse. 

The Great North Museum: Hancock, which highlights the city’s history and heritage. 

Baltic Centre: An innovative exhibition venue in a renowned industrial structure along the south bank of the River Tyne

St James’ Park is the home stadium of Newcastle United Football Club, located in the city centre. With a seating capacity of 52,350 seats, it is one of the largest stadiums in the English Premier League.