Jun
2009
Articles from 1st Jun 2009
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Belsay Hall hosts vintage bike display
Jun 01 2009 | Today's News
THE smell of engine oil and the noisy throbbing of exhausts disturbed the normally tranquil setting of Belsay Hall and Gardens in Northumberland yesterday. Read
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Noise fears will not stop Blyth homes being built
Jun 01 2009 | Today's News
PLANS to build hundreds of homes at a former Northumberland pit look set to be approved – despite fears that families living in them could suffer noise nuisance from a nearby port terminal. Read
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MP Doug Henderson under fire over phone bill expense claim
Jun 01 2009 | Today's News
A NORTH MP has come under fire for reportedly claiming a phone bill at his third home. Read
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Berwick wind turbine plan either a blunder or hazard
Jun 01 2009 | Today's News
A 110-metre wind turbine is to be erected inside the house of an opposition group chairman – if a new photomontage is to be believed. Read
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Aycliffe Secure Services gets £7m funding to be rebuilt
Jun 01 2009 | Today's News
A SECURE children’s home in the North which has housed some of Britain’s most notorious child killers is to be rebuilt. Read
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Flooded Fenton Centre owners angry at insurance delay
Jun 01 2009 | Today's News
OWNERS of a Northumberland farming tourist attraction decimated by flood damage eight months ago have hit out over delays in insurance payments. Read
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New treatment for liver disease could save lives of thousands
Jun 01 2009 | Today's News
A NEW treatment in liver disease could save thousands of lives. Newcastle University experts have discovered a blood-pressure medicine which has been shown to reverse the effects of early-stage liver failure in some patients. Read
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Poor broadband service causes social exclusion for rural North East
Jun 01 2009 | Today's News
MANY rural areas of the North East still have poor or no access to broadband internet services, a new study has revealed. Read
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Foreign investors interested in NUFC may want £20m off price tag
Jun 01 2009 | Today's News
FOREIGN investors are reported to be lining up a bid to take control of Newcastle United in a cut-price deal. Read
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Hadrian’s Wall history celebrated at Living History Pageant
Jun 01 2009 | Today's News
ROMAN chariots, equestrian displays and Viking long boats all descended on Corbridge, Northumberland, on Saturday night take an appreciative audience on a journey back in time. Read
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‘Dalai Lama of the rainforest’ to visit North East
Jun 01 2009 | Today's News
A SPIRITUAL leader from the Brazilian Amazon is the special guest at an annual pilgrimage to Holy Island in Northumberland later this month. Read
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Will the European election affect North business community?
Jun 01 2009 | Today's News
JUST when the integrity of our politicians has reached the bottom of the trough, along comes another test of constitutional judgement. Read
