Sep
2008
Articles from 29th Sep 2008
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I feel sad for Ashley and United
Sep 29 2008 | Today's News
FORMER Newcastle chairman Sir John Hall yesterday said he felt sorry for owner Mike Ashley. The man who sold his shares to Mr Ashley also said he fears the possibility of big-money foreign investors who buy football clubs as “toys”. Read
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Mum marries whilst in labour
Sep 29 2008 | Today's News
A HOSPITAL delivery room was renamed the Honeymoon Suite by maternity staff after a pregnant bride came straight from her wedding celebrations to give birth to her first child. Read
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Five new microsites put our readers centre stage
Sep 29 2008 | Today's News
FIVE more microsites are today being launched as part of The Journal’s Your Place project to bring more local news to the people of Northumberland. Read
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London-style mayor for Tyne-Wear
Sep 29 2008 | Today's News
A CONSERVATIVE Government would create a London-style elected mayor for Tyne and Wear with powers to deal with health, police and transport problems. Read
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Region will miss out on £20bn rail link plans
Sep 29 2008 | Today's News
DAVID Cameron’s Conservatives were last night accused of snubbing the North East by backing plans for a new high-speed rail link that excludes the region. Read
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Region's bid for coal revolution
Sep 29 2008 | Today's News
OUTDATED rules are holding back what is potentially one of the biggest breakthroughs in tackling climate change and stalling a study which could create a new coal industry in the North East, it was claimed last night. Read
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Two murders took place within hours
Sep 29 2008 | Today's News
TWO murder investigations were launched yesterday after two men were stabbed to death in separate attacks within the space of 48 hours. Read
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Time to celebrate a momentous victory
Sep 29 2008 | Today's News
DURHAM cricket fans today have their first and possibly only chance to celebrate the club’s momentous County Championship victory with their heroes. Read
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Victims of flood get stress help
Sep 29 2008 | Today's News
FAMILIES who have been forced out of their homes by the devastating flooding which hit Morpeth are being offered specialist counselling to help them cope with the trauma and stress. Read
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Taste on the Tyne festival goes down well
Sep 29 2008 | Today's News
THERE was something for everyone at The Journal’s Taste on the Tyne Food and Drink Festival yesterday with a huge range of produce from some of the North East’s top suppliers. Read
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'Miracle' woman’s bike ride of thanks
Sep 29 2008 | Today's News
ADENTIST who almost died after suffering a brain haemorrhage has paid tribute to the surgeon who saved her life. Read
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Dove marks century of marine research
Sep 29 2008 | Today's News
THE Duke of Northumberland will today lead the centenary celebrations of a building tucked away in a picturesque bay on the North East coast. Read
