Oct
2007
Articles from 22nd Oct 2007
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So how safe is food we eat?
Oct 22 2007 | Today's News
A PUBLIC health crisis was predicted last night after a leading North scientist warned there weren’t enough experts to monitor contaminated food. Read
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Going where the spirit moves you
Oct 22 2007 | Today's News
A PINT and a prayer might seem like an unusual combination. But while most mainstream churches limit their congregations to a few sips of communion wine, one group is mixing spirits with spirituality to widen its appeal. Read
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Teenager dies after hit-and-run tragedy
Oct 22 2007 | Today's News
A TALENTED young football player has died after being knocked down in a hit-and-run road tragedy. Read
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Charity bikers give hope to brave mum
Oct 22 2007 | Today's News
A MOTHER with terminal cancer may be £5,000 closer to paying for treatments that could mean a few precious extra years with her little girl. Read
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Falcons did their country proud
Oct 22 2007 | Today's News
Crammed into the East Stand, spectators cheered every well-timed tackle, darting run and South African fumble, holding their breath each time Jonny Wilkinson took aim. Read
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Riders voice fears over wind farms
Oct 22 2007 | Today's News
HORSE riders have raised safety concerns over the spread of wind farms throughout Northumberland. Read
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How Roy’s men gave a boost to away fan
Oct 22 2007 | Today's News
A SUNDERLAND fan who wrote a diary about supporting his team while serving in the armed forces has seen his work published. Read
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Knopfler wants the return of Local Hero
Oct 22 2007 | Today's News
MUSICIAN Mark Knopfler has told of his desire to see his classic theme from Local Hero ring round the terraces of St James’s Park once again. Read
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Centre for Life calls for funding reform
Oct 22 2007 | Today's News
BOSSES at Newcastle’s cutting-edge Centre for Life last night called for funding reforms to give them access to the same Government funding as museums. Read
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Eco-village plans are welcolmed
Oct 22 2007 | Today's News
PLANS for a proposed “eco-village” 1,000 feet above sea level have been welcomed by a former government Chief Whip. Read
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‘Nonsense’ report of price boom
Oct 22 2007 | Today's News
A CLAIM that a Northumberland market town has experienced a major boom in house prices was dismissed as ‘utter nonsense’ by local property experts yesterday. Read
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Justice for Families MP takes up Fran's fight
Oct 22 2007 | Today's News
A MEMBER of Parliament has given his support to a woman who is trying to stop social services taking her child from her at birth. Read
