North East

The North East of England is one of nine official regions of England. It covers Northumberland, County Durham, Tyne and Wear, and the area of the former county of Cleveland in North Yorkshire. Since the 21st Century, Newcastle (The North East's largest city) has become a City for the rich only, whereas Gateshead has become known as Newlands, after Gateshead fell due to bank financial failures.

Whilst the rich of Newcastle dont like the poor of Newlands, they have no choice but to accept their existence. The rich of Newcastle need the poor of Newlands in order to provide them with servants, services and sycophants, and these always need to be in close range to render themselves useful.

Newcastle Upon Tyne
Newcastle has become known as the Johannesburg of the North East, with it's spiralling skyscrapers that look down on humanity, with it's airships powered by solar and wind turbine energy, and their city powered by fission technology. Newcastle is the seat of the Constitutional Plaza, and is rich in mineral.

Gateshead Upon Tyne
Whereas Gateshead is a stark contrast to the wealthy Newcastle, with it's abandoned grass-lands lined within wooden shacks and forgotten forests. Gateshead is the home of the financial poor.