Jul
2007
Articles from 10th Jul 2007
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Artist on bail after tragedy
Jul 10 2007 | Today's News
DREAMSPACE designer Maurice Agis has had his bail extended until September. Read
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Science City chief to hand over the reins
Jul 10 2007 | Today's News
THE search is on to find a new chief executive for the Newcastle Science City project. Read
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Gas bill mix up for blast home
Jul 10 2007 | Today's News
A MAN who lost his partner and his home in a gas blast has spoken of his anger after he was handed a £300 gas bill – for the house that blew up. Read
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Ancestors loved a dramatic view
Jul 10 2007 | Today's News
ANY place with a good view has always been popular – and it was no different 5,000 years ago. Read
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Family tell of relief as toddler is freed
Jul 10 2007 | Today's News
THE North-East oil worker whose daughter was released by kidnappers in Nigeria over the weekend has vowed to stay in the troubled country. Read
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Woman dies after row over car bump
Jul 10 2007 | Today's News
A WOMAN died yesterday – two days after she was injured in a dispute with a neighbour over a minor traffic collision. Read
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Sport in North is losing out
Jul 10 2007 | Today's News
SPORTS charities in the North-East are set to lose out on millions of pounds in funding as Lottery cash is diverted to the London 2012 Olympics. Read
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Poor transport links holding region back
Jul 10 2007 | Today's News
INADEQUATE transport links are holding back Newcastle and Sunderland from matching other cities in the wider North, it was claimed yesterday. Read
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The countryside could lead the way
Jul 10 2007 | Today's News
IWAS interested in your report (July 6) on the Government’s plan to divert £20m from local government funding directly to communities for local spending. Read
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Party girl: our house was raped
Jul 10 2007 | Today's News
A TEENAGER who held a party which trashed her parents’ home broke her silence last night over the Easter wrecking spree. Read
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Lady Kitt offers a blow-by-blow guide to pop art
Jul 10 2007 | Today's News
A NORTH artist is set to give gallery visitors something to chew over with her next project. Read
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Pals aim to chill out in ice cream van marathon
Jul 10 2007 | Today's News
A PAIR of chilled-out pals are about to embark on an epic 10,000-mile journey from Northumberland to Outer Mongolia – in an ice cream van. Read
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A future blowing in two directions
Jul 10 2007 | Today's News
Some people call them windfarms, others describe them as ‘power stations in inappropriate locations’, but all agree that one alternative energy source is an issue dividing communities in Northumberland. Alastair Gilmour reports in the first of five features this week looking at the controversial windfarm issue. Read
