Sep
2009
Articles from 4th Sep 2009
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Barrage is a big step in the right direction
Sep 04 2009 | Today's News
A RIVERSIDE regeneration project which is set to transform a former industrial valley is now open. Read
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Tribute paid to lifesavers who gave their lives
Sep 04 2009 | Today's News
The Duke of Kent paid tribute yesterday to lifeboat rescuers – many from the North East – who have died saving lives at sea as he unveiled a memorial statue. Read
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Rain causes chaos on road and rail
Sep 04 2009 | Today's News
COMMUTERS faced a nightmare journey on both road and rail last night as wet weather caused flooding chaos on the transport network. Read
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Tributes are paid to accident victim Ross Moodie
Sep 04 2009 | Today's News
A NEWCASTLE University sporting star has fallen to his death during a rock climbing accident in Greece. Read
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Comic Eddie Izzard is heading to Newcastle
Sep 04 2009 | Today's News
AN unlikely trio can be seen making their way through the region today in the form of athletes Steve Cram, Alison Curbishley and … Eddie Izzard! Read
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Jet2 announce flights from Newcastle to Tunisia
Sep 04 2009 | Today's News
FLIGHTS between Tyneside and Tunisia have been launched. Airline Jet2.com has announced a route from Newcastle International Airport to Monastir, in the African country, with tickets on sale today. Read
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Victim to sue sex-assault music teacher
Sep 04 2009 | Today's News
A PERVERT former teacher, who was jailed for sexually abusing four children is being sued by one of his victims. Read
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Price-war revives battered housing market
Sep 04 2009 | Today's News
THE battered housing market in the North East will be revived by a price war involving the UK’s biggest mortgage lenders, experts predicted last night. Read
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Fernstone House respite centre to close down
Sep 04 2009 | Today's News
A RESPITE centre which has provided a lifeline for families with sick children is to close, it was announced yesterday. Read
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Police find Joseph Cook murder weapon in house
Sep 04 2009 | Today's News
MURDERED student Joseph Cook died from multiple stab wounds, police have revealed. Read
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Boro backing Sunderland’s World Cup bid
Sep 04 2009 | Today's News
ON the pitch, they have a fierce rivalry that divides parts of the North East, but off the pitch, Sunderland and Middlesbrough have joined forces in a bid to bring World Cup football to the region. Read
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Dad of Paul Brady fears son's death will remain unanswered
Sep 04 2009 | Today's News
A GRIEVING father told of his despair last night at the questions he fears will never be answered over his son’s death. Read
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High hopes to build country’s tallest bridge over River Wear
Sep 04 2009 | Today's News
THE tallest bridge in England could be built over the River Wear as council bosses consider a U-turn on plans. Read
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‘Airy fairy’ plan to shut day centres
Sep 04 2009 | Today's News
PLANS to close seven cherished day care centres for elderly and disabled people in Northumberland have come under fire from a pensioners’ group and opposition councillors. Read
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University inspires a degree of success
Sep 04 2009 | Today's News
WHEN youth worker and musician Ben Culkin moved back to the North East he had a dream of setting up his own studio and record label. Read
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Inspector is urged to save woodland
Sep 04 2009 | Today's News
VILLAGERS yesterday urged a government planning inspector to save a “community woodland” threatened by a developer. Read
