Jul
2009
Articles from 30th Jul 2009
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Three bailed over murder of North 62-year-old
Jul 30 2009 | Today's News
THREE people arrested in connection with a murder in Newcastle have been bailed. Read
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Emergency doctors service stretched by swine flu
Jul 30 2009 | Today's News
AN EMERGENCY out of hours doctors service in the North East has been stretched to the limit during the Swine Flu pandemic. Read
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American bell ringing expert hits Newcastle for tour finale
Jul 30 2009 | Today's News
NEW Yorker Tiffany Ng had a ding dong time as she put the tune in the Toon to give Newcastle a taste of the Big Apple. Read
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Travel planners bid for £29m in to improve public transport
Jul 30 2009 | Today's News
A BID has been made for millions in cash to persuade Tyneside drivers to ditch their cars. Read
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Schizophrenic Andrew McArthur found in Belgium
Jul 30 2009 | Today's News
A SCHIZOPHRENIC who went missing from home for three nights has been found after he took a train to Belgium. Read
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Washington mother arrested after playground confrontation
Jul 30 2009 | Today's News
A MOTHER was arrested following a playground confrontation with children she claims were bullying her daughter. Read
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Steps in the right direction for St Oswald's Hospice
Jul 30 2009 | Today's News
A COUPLE whose son died from a rare disease are raising funds for the hospice that cared for him by taking part in a Starlight Stroll. Read
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Eshott Hall wedding plans thrown into doubt
Jul 30 2009 | Today's News
WEDDING plans for several couples have been thrown into disarray after the luxury Northumberland country hotel where they were due to get married was placed into administration. Read
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North East glories in sport’s golden decade
Jul 30 2009 | Today's News
THE country’s impending “golden decade” of global sporting events will offer the greatest ever worldwide spotlight and afterglow for the North East. Read
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Protesters speak out about Consett academy plans
Jul 30 2009 | Today's News
DOZENS of protesters turned up yesterday to persuade council bosses to scrap plans to build a £60m academy on green belt land. Read
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Almost 3,500 jobs for young people to be created in North
Jul 30 2009 | Today's News
ALMOST 3,500 jobs, apprenticeships and work placements are set to be created in the North East as part of a £40m Government injection to get young people off the dole. Read
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Ryton cottage gutted in arson attack
Jul 30 2009 | Today's News
A WEALTHY landlord plagued by intruders has had a cottage on his estate burned out in an arson attack. Read
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Megan Armstrong’s hits emotional milestone
Jul 30 2009 | Today's News
MOVING to a more senior school is a rite of passage for all children. But it’s a defining moment nine-year-old Megan Armstrong’s parents thought she’d never see. Read
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Newbiggin shop owner forced to ditch steel shutters
Jul 30 2009 | Today's News
BUSINESSWOMAN Gill Woolley has spent around £20,000 on a new coffee shop which has brought a hint of better times to a run-down shopping area. Read
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Artist Geoff Farley’s North East scenes exhibition
Jul 30 2009 | Today's News
THE Journal would be the first to admit its loading bay from which newspapers are dispatched is no oil painting. Read
