THE owner of a Royalty-themed tearoom in County Durham has thrown out three middle-aged customers who refused to stand when she played the national anthem.Read
IT’S the market town where no market has been held for around 150 years. It even has a Market Square ... but no market graces its ancient cobbles.
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RESIDENTS and police were jubilant yesterday after licensing bosses rejected an attempt by a town centre nightclub to remain open until 4.30am at weekends.Read
THE 1950s is set to join the Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian eras at Beamish Museum after it bought four prefab houses to re-assemble on its site.Read
A 35-YEAR-OLD man has been charged with conspiracy to commit burglary by police investigating the theft of Chinese artefacts worth more than £2m in a raid on a Durham university museum.Read
A WOMAN in her 50s thought to be suffering from a debilitating illness was killed by her son before he turned the gun on himself, it was claimed last night.Read
POLICE say they are confident the net is beginning to close over a gang responsible for a daring raid at a North museum after a third car was seized.Read
MANUFACTURING bosses were "smiling from ear to ear" yesterday as they predicted a new Nissan model would bring millions of pounds and hundreds of jobs to the North East.Read
HUNDREDS of jobs will be created at Nissan's Wearside plant and nearly 1,000 more in the supply chain as the Japanese car giant pumps millions into the production of a new hatchback, it was announced yesterday.Read
VISITORS to Durham were entertained by a fashion catwalk show, an 80s style singer, a break-dancing troupe and a performance by the National Youth Orchestra to celebrate the city’s new market place.Read
TENS of thousands of householders spent up to 24 hours without power after gales and snow brought the region’s early summer to an abrupt and freezing end.Read