into different catchment areas for both Middle and High schools. Health Care There is a Resource Centre on Earsdon Road which comprises two General Practitioner Surgeries, a Pharmacy and a Library. The surgeries house 2 practices. There is also a One to One Centre located in the old Doctors building on Brenkley Avenue offering Sexual Health services to the local community and the rest of North Tyneside. There is one dental surgery in Shiremoor, located on Lesbury Avenue near the Metro station. There is a St. John Ambulance First Aid Unit in Shiremoor and sheltered accommodation in Emmerson Court. Religion The Church of England parish church of Shiremoor is located on Brenkley Avenue. There is a Salvation Army church located on Lesbury Avenue. The Catholic parish church for the area is Our Lady Star of the Sea. Economy A few major retail outlets employ local residents, including Sainsbury's and Boundary Mill. There are also a number of smaller local shops including a chip shop, Chinese takeaway, Post Office, a Spar and numerous family-owned corner shops. Other businesses include a regional car sales outlet and a national car hire company. Small businesses include a café, florists, pharmacies and hairdressers. Cobalt Business Park, the largest office park in the UK, is located between Shiremoor and West Allotment. Within the business park there are numerous different businesses including the North Tyneside Council headquarters, an Orange Call Centre, Santander customer services, Jobcentre Plus, NHS, Hewlett Packard, Fujitsu, Just Learning Nursery, Village Hotel and many more. Notable residents Patrick King was the first person to be awarded the George Medal, for rescuing a blind woman during an air raid in World War II. Evening Chronicle chief sports writer Lee Ryder went to school at Shiremoor First School and Shiremoor Middle School. Bryan Hewison was born and spent his formative years in Shiremoor. Bryan gained a scholarship to the Royal Ballet (just as depicted in the film Billy Elliot) where he achieved the position of soloist. He then had a long and successful career at La Scala, Milan, dancing as Soloist for the Theatre Ballet Company. Jackie Robinson, professional footballer, was born and died in Shiremoor. He played for Sheffield Wednesday and Sunderland FC. He played for England from 1937 to 1939 until the outbreak of the Second World War. He scored twice against the German national team in 1938, in front of Adolf Hitler, when