Jul
2009
Articles from 25th Jul 2009
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Hexham woman is one of UK’s savviest shoppers
Jul 25 2009 | Today's News
WHEN it comes to saving money, Monique Clark is a one step ahead. Read
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Sunderland International Airshow expects 300,000 strong crowd
Jul 25 2009 | Today's News
SPECTATORS will be turning their eyes skywards this weekend for Sunderland’s 21st International Airshow. Read
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Durham prison rogues gallery exhibition opens
Jul 25 2009 | Today's News
AS far as rogues galleries go, it must rank as one of the most notorious – and villainous – around. Read
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Pervert wins human rights victory over sex offenders’ register
Jul 25 2009 | Today's News
A PERVERT has won a landmark Appeal Court ruling which could result in thousands of criminals from across the country having their names removed from the Sex Offenders’ Register. Read
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Newcastle World Cup bid success will leave lasting legacy
Jul 25 2009 | Today's News
STAGING the World Cup in the North East will leave a lasting legacy that will benefit future generations. Read
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Morpeth darts champ caught cheating benefits
Jul 25 2009 | Today's News
SHE claimed she was in constant pain and unable to walk. But that did not keep benefit cheat Frances Thompson away from the dart board. Read
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Kirkley Hall reunion may lead to TV documentary
Jul 25 2009 | Today's News
THE discovery of a 50-year-old film capped a remarkable reunion for a group of former Kirkley Hall students and may now lead to national TV documentary about the classmates’ lives. Read
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Tyneside’s religious artefacts to be returned to former glory
Jul 25 2009 | Today's News
RELIGIOUS artefacts from the region could be restored to their former glory in a special project. Read
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Tony Blair agent John Burton’s book hits USA
Jul 25 2009 | Today's News
SECRETS behind former Prime Minister Tony Blair’s leadership are expected to take America by storm in a new book. Read
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One pacer train is all North gets to ease packed rail network
Jul 25 2009 | Today's News
JUST one extra 20-year-old train is being offered to ease overcrowding on North East commuter rail services. Read
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Gateshead roadworks suspended during A1 works
Jul 25 2009 | Today's News
ALL roadworks in Gateshead have been suspended while work takes place on the A1. Read
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Milfield First School near Wooler closes forever
Jul 25 2009 | Today's News
MORE than 130 years of schooling in a North East village came to an end yesterday, amid emotional scenes. Read
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Landowner angers Wingates wind farm protesters
Jul 25 2009 | Today's News
ALANDOWNER who has offered to host controversial wind turbines last night angered objectors by claiming they would “grow to like them”. Read
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Esh Village mum seeks a home exchange as sale drags
Jul 25 2009 | Today's News
FRUSTRATED with the faltering property market, an innovative house hunter wants to swap her £330,000 country home for a new one. Read
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Second World War exhibition showcased at Woodhorn Museum
Jul 25 2009 | Today's News
FASCINATING memories of life on the home front and in foreign battlefields during the Second World War are showcased in a major new exhibition at a North East tourist attraction. Read
