Dec
2008
Articles from 26th Dec 2008
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Rubbish could soon power our homes
Dec 26 2008 | Today's News
NEWCASTLE’S household waste could be turned into fuel in a plan to avoid a multi-million-pound penalty for missing targets. Read
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New arrivals are the perfect Christmas gift
Dec 26 2008 | Today's News
A WOMAN born on Christmas Day yesterday gave birth to her first child on the same special day. Read
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Crew helmets melt as couple rescued
Dec 26 2008 | Today's News
FAULTY Christmas lights were the likely cause of an intense house fire that left a man fighting for life. Read
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Defiant in row over two hens
Dec 26 2008 | Today's News
APENSIONER who was told to get rid of two chickens he kept in his back garden to combat rising food prices insists he will keep them. Read
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Online amnesty on ‘borrowed’ items
Dec 26 2008 | Today's News
IT is a nagging sense of guilt that everyone has experienced. You borrow something from a friend or find something that doesn’t belong to you and somehow, over time, it becomes your own possession. Read
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Villagers rejoice at cash for hall
Dec 26 2008 | Today's News
AVILLAGE in Northumberland is celebrating after being awarded more than £300,000 towards a new community hall. Read
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Planting a business idea
Dec 26 2008 | Today's News
AN unemployed man is hoping to set up his own business thanks to skills he has learned from a volunteering programme in the North East. Read
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A year of triumphs and of heartaches
Dec 26 2008 | Today's News
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