May
2008
Articles from 28th May 2008
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Harrier task force mission success
May 28 2008 | Today's News
THE team mounting a 24-hour guard on the nest of rare birds of prey were celebrating yesterday the fact that all six eggs have now hatched. Read
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Longhoughton football pitch plans opposed
May 28 2008 | Today's News
PLANS to build football pitches in a Northumberland village are facing opposition from neighbours who fear they will be plagued by noise. Read
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Vicious assault captured on video
May 28 2008 | Today's News
SHOCKED police and magistrates watched video footage of a “vicious, premeditated street attack” which left a teenager unconscious and requiring specialist hospital treatment. Read
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Ferry route axe to cost 300 jobs
May 28 2008 | Today's News
MORE than 300 jobs are being axed by cruise giant DFDS after the firm blamed “skyrocketing” oil prices for its decision to scrap its North East route to Norway. Read
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MP is stepping up attack on mining union
May 28 2008 | Today's News
NORTH MP Kevan Jones has renewed his criticism of the former Durham NUM after it de-listed itself as a union and took with it assets worth more than £5m. Read
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Turbines set to go ahead
May 28 2008 | Today's News
PLANNERS are set to confirm their decision to approve seven massive wind turbines on the Northumberland coastline – despite continuing fears that the structures pose a potential risk to aircraft safety. Read
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More can stomach obesity surgery
May 28 2008 | Today's News
THE number of people in the North East having major stomach surgery for obesity has soared, according to new figures. Read
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Discs loss agency in total collapse: claim
May 28 2008 | Today's News
THE Government agency that lost 25 million personal records from a North East office is in total collapse with staff having no confidence in managers, it was last night claimed. Read
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Cows’ natural diet puts us all in clover
May 28 2008 | Today's News
COWS which eat the diet nature intended produce better quality milk, a study has shown. Read
