Newcastle is a vibrant city known for its rich history, dynamic culture, and thriving retail scene. As a key hub in the North East, it offers a prime location for impactful Out of Home advertising.

With a spending potential of £954m¹ and being home to Newcastle University and Northumbria University, this popular city provides opportunities for your brand to connect with the student population and an affluent audience.

Your brand can own the city across every journey, from roadside commuters and arrivals to shoppers and match day audiences, with a network of high-impact screens in Newcastle’s most prominent locations.

• 45% of the retail market consists of premium and luxury¹
• 28% are 18-34 year olds¹
• 20% of the population are ABs²
• 54% of the population show low TV consumption habits³

¹ CACI data 2026

² 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 150+ stores, including well-known department stores and popular brand-name shops such as John Lewis & Partners, AllSaints, and Apple. The Screen @ Monument is the first touchpoint for shoppers entering the destination, providing brands with high-impact visibility at the very start of their journey and an unmissable opportunity to influence purchase decisions.

The Life Centre: a landmark Newcastle location at the heart of the centre city, positioned directly beside Newcastle Central Station. Our Newcastle Central screen provides high-impact visibility on the facade of this site. With the International Centre for Life attracting over half a million visitors annually, and the station providing a major gateway into Newcastle, this is your brands spot for prominent city-centre visibility.

St James’ Park: Home to Newcastle United and a landmark presence in the heart of the city, St James’ Park has a capacity of 52,350, making it one of the largest stadiums in the Premier League. Beyond matchdays, its central location and the passion surrounding the club make it a powerful audience driver, creating opportunities for brands to connect with Newcastle’s highly engaged local and visiting audiences.