Sep
2008
Articles from 3rd Sep 2008
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Heritage days span cree to car plant
Sep 03 2008 | Today's News
HUNDREDS of buildings, walks and events will celebrate the North East’s vibrant heritage next week. Read
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Club is fined £4,000 for fire safety breach
Sep 03 2008 | Today's News
A NIGHTCLUB owner has been fined £4,000 after a man suffered severe burns when a candle set his shirt on fire. Ultimate Leisure, which owns Sea nightclub on Newcastle’s Quayside, was found guilty of breaching Fire Safety regulations following an incident at the premises on June 23 last year. Read
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Row rages on over explicit statue at Baltic
Sep 03 2008 | Today's News
A ROW over an art gallery’s decision to display an explicit statue of Jesus Christ raged on last night as Christian lawyers insisted their case would go ahead despite a legal hitch. Read
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Disabled boy closer to lifelong dream
Sep 03 2008 | Today's News
A DISABLED teenager is closer to achieving his lifelong dream. Muscular dystrophy sufferer Harry Thompson has always dreamed of swimming with dolphins despite his debilitating condition. Read
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Fans salute one man who feels their pain
Sep 03 2008 | Today's News
KEVIN Keegan rode back into a euphoric Tyneside in January after his shock return to the St James’s Park hotseat was announced. Read
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Keegan’s NUFC future in doubt after day of high drama
Sep 03 2008 | Today's News
MIKE Ashley was last night fighting to keep Kevin Keegan after a day of high drama at St James’s Park. Read
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Keegan fan: Closest thing to God has gone
Sep 03 2008 | Today's News
NEWCASTLE fans deluged The Journal’s website yesterday with their views on the Keegan rumour mill. Read
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Keegan supporters endure day of torment
Sep 03 2008 | Today's News
THE mood was raucous at St James’s Park yesterday as hundreds of shocked fans flocked to the stadium to voice their support for one of the club’s most loved heroes. Read
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Fears that cash for North may go elsewhere
Sep 03 2008 | Today's News
THE North East could lose regeneration cash to fund a multi-billion- pound programme to stabilise the housing market in the rest of the country and boost Labour’s electoral fortunes, it was yesterday claimed. Read
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Sadness amid joy for pair at saved Post Office
Sep 03 2008 | Today's News
A COUPLE who run the only post office in the North East to be saved from threatened closure last night spoke of their delight. Read
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Hurdles too high for horse venture
Sep 03 2008 | Today's News
AN international show jumping coach said the North East was squandering sporting resources after claiming his expansion plans have been blocked. Read
