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Equestrian: North’s native ponies on show

A DAY devoted to native ponies is being organised for enthusiasts from the North East and Yorkshire.Read

Eldon Square owner's £25m investment hopes to help revive high street

THE owner of the North East’s main shopping centres is hoping a £25m investment will lead a revival for the hard-pressed high street.Read

Greggs in search for new boss after Ken McMeikan quits

MORE than £12m has been wiped off the value of Tyneside bakers Greggs after chief executive Ken McMeikan announced he was quitting the top job after four years. Read

Equestrian: Double joy for dressage hopefuls

TWO Newcastle riders shared the spoils at a new competition aiming to encourage people to join British Dressage (BD).Read

Equestrian: Ellen Whitaker’s sights on Demon Dancer

A NORTH Northumberland-based show jumper is attracting attention from top rider Ellen Whitaker after just a handful of shows.Read

Economic outlook means mortgage struggles are not over yet

THE company running the state-owned part of Northern Rock fears more mortgage customers could go into arrears as they struggle during the double-dip recession.Read

Horsebox: Vet thrilled with a great partnership

NEWCASTLE-BASED vet Mandy Ball is celebrating after riding on the winning England team which secured the Home International endurance top spot and achieving an individual third place.Read

Corbridge to hold Northumberland County Show for the final time

MONDAY will mark the end of an era when the Northumberland County Show is staged in Corbridge for the last time.Read

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Danish group puts Newcastle Airport stake up for sale

THE Danish group that owns 49% of Newcastle International Airport is to auction off its stake – though the majority will remain in public ownership.Read

Motel One hotel group eyes site in Newcastle - GALLERY

A FAST-GROWING European hospitality group is poised to create jobs by bringing one of its first UK hotels to the heart of Newcastle.Read

Equestrian: North’s veterinary duo flying the flag

TWO Northumberland-based equine vets will be treating horses on the international sporting stage this summer.Read

Equestrian: A day at the pony races

THE real thing takes place today at Aintree but Grand National fans will be able to see a field of Shetland ponies aiming to qualify for their own version of the famous race in Northumberland later this year.Read

Equestrian: Sunny times for Scott Brash

BORDERS-BASED show-jumper Scott Brash enjoyed a cracking victory as this year’s 2012 FTI Consulting Winter Equestrian Festival in Florida draws towards a close.Read

100 lose their jobs at McNulty Offshore as crisis hits yard

A TOTAL of 100 people have lost their jobs after McNulty Offshore went into administration.Read

Review: Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds at Metro Radio Arena

TWO days after his performance at the Brit Awards, Noel Gallagher was in Newcastle to perform a sell-out gig. Read

Exciting course created at Burgham Park, Northumberland

WORK has started to create the advanced cross country course at Burgham, which will be hosting its first Badminton qualifying event in March.Read

Easington MP Grahame Morris slams Cumbrian Seafood jobs blow

A COUNTY Durham MP says he is “extremely disappointed” that more than 450 North East workers and a further 117 in Cumbria could lose their jobs after their company was taken over by Young’s Seafood.Read

Northern Rock's 'bad bank' set to close its city base

THE so-called Northern Rock ‘bad bank’ is to shut its office in Newcastle where 700 staff are currently based, it was announced yesterday.Read

Gail Whetter's pony up for Horse of the Year

NORTHUMBERLAND show pony producer Gail Whetter has qualified her Highland for the Horse of the Year Show.Read

Riding: Endurance trio fly flag for North East

THREE North East endurance riders did the region proud after taking three of the top four places in 50 mile competitive ride in South Yorkshire.Read