Jun
2008
Articles from 4th Jun 2008
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Young hopes in a changing world
Jun 04 2008 | Today's News
HOW 250 youngsters in the North East view climate change and the impact it may have on their lives was revealed yesterday. Read
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Passenger train collides with van on level crossing
Jun 04 2008 | Today's News
A PASSENGER train collided with a delivery vehicle in Northumberland during yesterday’s evening rush hour. Read
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New Nissan model secures jobs
Jun 04 2008 | Today's News
THE boss of Nissan has spoken directly to staff at its Sunderland factory to assure them that a new model to be built at the plant from 2010 will compensate for the transfer of Micra production to India. Read
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Police put brake on travelling criminals
Jun 04 2008 | Today's News
TRAVELLING criminals who prey on isolated rural communities in Northumberland have been targeted in the biggest police crackdown of its kind ever carried out in the county. Read
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Marvel comic book features Cheviot Hills and Gordon Brown!
Jun 04 2008 | Today's News
THEY may be used to fighting off wind turbine applications. But now it seems Northumberland campaigners are facing a new foe. Read
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Labour ‘must do more for its North heartland’
Jun 04 2008 | Today's News
A FORMER Transport Minister has admitted the Government must spend more on the region’s infrastructure or risk losing its traditional heartland. Read
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Walkout pay claim protest at colleges
Jun 04 2008 | Today's News
STAFF at the region’s colleges are staging a protest today after the latest wave of below-inflation pay offers. Read
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Burglar broke through walls
Jun 04 2008 | Today's News
AN AXE-WIELDING burglar hacked his way through a wall to ransack two homes and steal piles of already- wrapped Christmas presents, a court heard yesterday. Read
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Death of scarecrow organiser
Jun 04 2008 | Today's News
TRIBUTES were paid last night to a business leader who helped organise one of the most unique events in the North East calendar. Read
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Turbines pose a threat to air traffic control
Jun 04 2008 | Today's News
AN air traffic control expert has told an inquiry that a vital radar would be subject to high levels of interference were a series of Northumberland wind farms to go ahead. Read
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Budding new event for show
Jun 04 2008 | Today's News
YOUNG running star Sarah Wilkes has come up with a blooming good idea to boost the coffers of the popular annual flower show held in her Northumberland village. Read
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Gay day on rugby pitch
Jun 04 2008 | Today's News
A TEAM of North rugby players have their eyes set on international success as they get ready to play in the gay rugby world cup. Read
