Nov
2007
Articles from 1st Nov 2007
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Last day to capture River Tyne for camera contest
Nov 01 2007 | Today's News
PHOTOGRAPHERS have just one day left to submit their entries for a competition to find pictures which best sum up the moods of the River Tyne. Read
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‘Epidemic’ of litter on busy roadsides
Nov 01 2007 | Today's News
DRIVERS who take the notion of fast food to the extreme are being blamed for a roadside litter “epidemic” which is despoiling some of the busiest routes in Northumberland. Read
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Total dog ban plan opposed
Nov 01 2007 | Today's News
DOG lovers are calling for a canine compromise in a row over controversial moves to ban their pets from using the region’s newest beach. Read
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'Copying' dean is suspended
Nov 01 2007 | Today's News
THE former Dean of Durham Business School has been suspended after an independent panel at the university upheld an allegation of plagiarism made against him. Read
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Global United fans go for spinetingler
Nov 01 2007 | Today's News
NEWCASTLE United fans around the world have made an overwhelming call for Local Hero to be returned as the matchday anthem at St James’s Park. Read
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Soldier gets down on bended knee - twice
Nov 01 2007 | Today's News
FOR most men, proposing marriage is stressful enough, but soldier Neil Gardiner had to go through the ordeal twice – on both sides of the Atlantic. Read
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Rock denies adviser might buy the bank
Nov 01 2007 | Today's News
A THIRD company has come in to advise Northern Rock as the bank dampened down speculation the move foreshadowed a takeover bid. Read
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Youths face life in prison for killing dad
Nov 01 2007 | Today's News
THREE teenagers are facing life prison terms after being convicted yesterday of murdering a young North father who had the courage to walk outside his home and ask them to be quiet. Read
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Plan will ‘strangle Park settlements’
Nov 01 2007 | Today's News
PEOPLE living in Northumberland’s National Park last night told of their fears that new developments will be banned in all but 14 villages. Read
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Keep your 1980 promise, Dot demands
Nov 01 2007 | Today's News
DOT Atherton is spearheading a campaign to ensure a dream of a new sports village comes true for the sake of her six grandchildren. Read
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Memorial planned to tragic pitman
Nov 01 2007 | Today's News
PLANS will be taken forward today for a memorial on Tyneside to the last man to be hanged and gibbeted in England. Read
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Lawyer takes health injustice fight to top
Nov 01 2007 | Today's News
A LAWYER from the North is to complain to a healthcare watchdog over a deadline for families who have been wrongfully charged for nursing care. Read
