May
2008
Articles from 26th May 2008
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North to lose out on police funding
May 26 2008 | Today's News
NORTH police officers will not receive part of £50m funding to increase police presence on the streets, it has been revealed. Read
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Highest price of fuel in country
May 26 2008 | Today's News
A GARAGE in the Tyne Valley was yesterday named as the most expensive for diesel in the country. Read
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Red tape blocks our new roads
May 26 2008 | Today's News
THE Department for Transport is spending less on roads and railways in the North East than it is on administration costs – and the cash available for the region is set to shrink by millions of pounds. Read
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No to Bean, casinos and cow bells
May 26 2008 | Today's News
LOCALS who gave short-shrift to bee-keeping, Mr Bean or a Las Vegas-style casino have come out against the latest plan to regenerate their rural area. Read
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Police probe attack on steam railway
May 26 2008 | Today's News
POLICE are investigating a possible sniper attack on a tourist railway which led to a woman passenger needing medical treatment. Read
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Seaham has highest house prices rise
May 26 2008 | Today's News
A DURHAM seaside town has seen the highest rise in house prices rises for coastal areas in the whole of the UK. Read
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We’re champions of the North again
May 26 2008 | Today's News
THE Journal has been named North East Newspaper of the Year for the second year in a row – the first time any paper has won it in successive years. Read
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A bubbly debut for Judi’s ‘heritage hut’
May 26 2008 | Today's News
HUTS have always had a certain fascination for Judi Hill. She has a hut in the garden of her home in Alnmouth in Northumberland, and a beach hut at nearby Boulmer. Read
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Flood warning over new homes scheme
May 26 2008 | Today's News
VILLAGERS in one of Northumberland’s most remote areas have met with developers behind a housing proposal that they say is a flood risk. Read
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Village opencast battle
May 26 2008 | Today's News
VILLAGERS are fighting plans for an opencast mine near their homes, fearing the excavations would destroy their tranquil life. Read
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Roll up for the Big Show
May 26 2008 | Today's News
MORE than 20,000 people will descend on Corbridge today for the Northumberland show. The show gets underway at Tynedale Park with a wide range of agricultural animals on show, alongside a host of other entertainment. Read
