The term "Tyneside Scottish" refers to a group of Scottish soldiers who served in the Northumberland Fusiliers during World War I. They were primarily recruited from the Scottish communities in the Tyneside area of Newcastle upon Tyne, England. These soldiers were known for their bravery and played a significant role in various battles throughout the war. The Tyneside Scottish were part of the larger British Army and were recognized for their distinctive uniforms, which included the traditional kilt. Their contributions are commemorated in various memorials, highlighting their sacrifices and the strong ties between Scotland and the Tyneside region.