Nov
2008
Articles from 27th Nov 2008
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Spartans win fans across the globe
Nov 27 2008 | Today's News
BLYTH Spartans have been swamped with calls from across the world amid this season’s FA Cup run. Read
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Housing plan ‘will not help region’
Nov 27 2008 | Today's News
A £400m plan to create more affordable housing across the country will see just £8m invested in the North East. Experts warned the low investment would have virtually no impact in the region. Read
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The garden of friendship in the people's park
Nov 27 2008 | Today's News
TWO Japanese garden designers have arrived on Tyneside to plan an Oriental feature for a Victorian park. Read
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Wall set to attract 50,000 new visits
Nov 27 2008 | Today's News
HADRIAN’S Wall is set for nearly 50,000 new visitors after an ad campaign in London. Read
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£30m deal to keep stem cell research at Centre for Life
Nov 27 2008 | Today's News
MEDICAL experts last night signed a £30m deal to keep Newcastle at the cutting edge of research for the next 25 years. Read
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Boxer uses blog to sort mistaken identity
Nov 27 2008 | Today's News
TONY Jeffries has used his Journal Live blog to clear up a case of mistaken identity which could end in the courts. Read
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Stormy days for Northumberland County Council
Nov 27 2008 | Today's News
NORTHUMBERLAND is facing the “perfect storm” economically amid warnings it will take years to get cash back from Icelandic banks. Read
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Tributes to devoted dad Graham Clark
Nov 27 2008 | Today's News
A YOUNG mother whose fiance was killed in a workplace accident spoke of her heartbreak that he will not see his children grow up. Read
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Green revolution on way
Nov 27 2008 | Today's News
ENERGY experts say the North East must prepare for an environmental rethink on new Government carbon rules. Read
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The one league we don’t want to top
Nov 27 2008 | Today's News
MORE Newcastle fans have been banned from attending matches than almost any other Premier League club in the past 12 months. Read
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Murderer of Sobo family branded as wicked
Nov 27 2008 | Today's News
THE mother of a woman killed by quadruple murderer Neil Crampton yesterday labelled him “wicked”. Tunde Sobo told how she had welcomed the 36-year-old into her family, only for him to butcher them in a frenzy of jealous rage. Read
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Families are urged to stop binning their food
Nov 27 2008 | Today's News
A CAMPAIGN to cut food waste will be launched tomorrow. Read
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Boulders block leaky landfill at South Shields
Nov 27 2008 | Today's News
WORK has been completed on a solution to a four-year leaking landfill saga. Trow Quarry is a former magnesian limestone quarry on coastal land behind Graham Sands and Southern Bay on The Leas at South Shields. Read
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Student funding wrangle resolved
Nov 27 2008 | Today's News
A STUDENT who feared cash shortages would force her to quit college will have her grant paid after The Journal stepped in. Read
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Police arrest 15 in dawn drugs raids
Nov 27 2008 | Today's News
DRUGS raids across County Durham saw 15 people arrested on suspicion of dealing heroin. Read
