A VILLAGE in the North East is preparing to welcome visitors from all over Europe when it hosts a festival celebrating heavy horses and centuries-old rural skills and crafts.Read
A FUEL spillage on one of the main roads through Northumberland may have caused a crash which claimed the lives of a popular elderly couple, an inquest heard yesterday.Read
APIECE of aviation history has been made at a North East airfield – after a 14-year-old schoolboy displayed his precocious flying skills on a solo flight.Read
DOZENS of drenched dancers ignored a summer downpour yesterday to bring a splash of urban culture to a traditional Northumberland agricultural show.Read
COUNCIL bosses who are refusing to let Northumberland schoolchildren climb the county’s highest peak are doing so despite a health and safety exemption, it has emerged.Read
ARMY bomb disposal experts were called to Northumberland yesterday after council workmen found an unexploded shell possibly from the Second World War.Read
DARING Cossack-style stunt riders shared the spotlight with magnificent Clydesdale horses yesterday as families enjoyed a feast of entertainment at one of the biggest country shows in the North East rural calendar.Read
CONTROVERSIAL plans for a new food store in a Northumberland town will be approved following a U-turn by council officers, The Journal understands.Read
BORDERS Gliding Club at Milfield has donated a flight to a charity auction. The winner of the auction will be invited to fly in a two-seater aeroplane with an experienced gliding instructor, getting views of the Cheviot Hills and the Borders from 2,500 feet. Bidding for the flight is open until March 31 at http://bordersbarmyarmy.com/ auction. Money raised will go to Macmillan Cancer Support.Read
FACED with a straight choice between Girl Guides and hairy bikers as neighbours, you might think that people in a small Northumberland village would be overjoyed to get the former.Read