Aycliffe Alternative Magazine December 2025:

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 A Quick Flick Through December’s Aycliffe Alternative Magazine — Issue 02




I’m excited to share the December edition of Aycliffe Alternative Magazine — Issue 02. This isn’t just another local magazine — it’s a space for voices that don’t always get heard, stories that are often overlooked, and art that doesn’t fit neatly into the usual pages of mainstream media.


Each issue is about celebrating community, creativity, and authenticity. Issue 02 continues that mission with a mix of local stories, alternative culture, and personal voices that remind us of the richness and diversity of our town.


This edition is packed with exciting features:


EPW Wrestling Ticket Competition – three sets of three family tickets to be won!


Underground Music Scene Spotlight – we take you inside Bonesfest2 with the amazing K•Doll.


Heartwarming Community Stories – showcasing local talents and uplifting stories.


Our Very First Featured Alternative Model – meet Lora Black, proudly from Newton Aycliffe.


What stands out most to me in this issue is the honesty behind every page. It’s unpolished, real, and unapologetically inclusive. From local artists and musicians to personal reflections, each contribution brings something unique to the magazine. This issue isn’t just for reading — it’s for feeling, for connecting, and for recognising that every story matters.


I created Aycliffe Alternative Magazine to give space to voices often pushed to the margins — for those who’ve felt silenced, ostracised, or excluded. This edition, like all our issues, is a reminder that community isn’t just about proximity — it’s about listening, amplifying, and celebrating each other’s stories.


You can flick through Issue 02 here:


https://kawaiidolldecora.uk/aycliffe-alternative


Thank you for reading, supporting, and being part of this journey. Every view, share, and story helps us build a more inclusive, creative, and connected community.


With thanks,


Sarah Wingfield

Aycliffe Alternative Magazine  


#Community #Magazine #Support #AmplifyingVoices #Inclusion




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