Sep
2007
Articles from 17th Sep 2007
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Mum-to-be continues fight to keep baby
Sep 17 2007 | Today's News
A PREGNANT young woman fighting a decision to take her unborn baby into care spoke of her disappointment yesterday at Northumberland County Council’s "vague" response to her appeal bid. Read
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£2000 and it's safe as Bank of England
Sep 17 2007 | Today's News
STAND solid with the Rock. That’s The Journal’s appeal to the people of the North-East today. Read
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Welcolme to the QE2
Sep 17 2007 | Today's News
THE QE2 was given a spectacular welcome as she arrived in the North-East last night to celebrate her 40th anniversary. Read -
'Rock on: guarantee is good as it gets'
Sep 17 2007 | Today's News
LIBERAL Democrat leader Sir Menzies Campbell has urged Northern Rock account holders not to panic by saying he would keep his money with the bank if he were a customer. Read
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Curry Train heads for a new platform
Sep 17 2007 | Today's News
A RUNDOWN railway station could be converted into a flagship Indian restaurant under plans to extend a successful Curry Train venture into a second Northumberland town. Read
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All-night relay makes fundraising a party
Sep 17 2007 | Today's News
THE first Relay for Life took place at the weekend, launched with a moving lap of honour by people who have won their own battles with cancer. Read
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Pictures across the generations
Sep 17 2007 | Today's News
A YOUNG photographer is to exhibit her work in an attempt to change the way the region’s young and elderly view each other. Read
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New ambulance for rescue team
Sep 17 2007 | Today's News
ONE of the region’s most vital services has received a boost in the shape of a brand-new state-of-the-art vehicle. Read
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RAF joins up for the war against turbines
Sep 17 2007 | Today's News
VITAL low-flying training for RAF fighter crews in the region will be jeopardised if plans for three wind farms in Northumberland are given the go-ahead, it was claimed last night. Read
