Sep
2009
Articles from 24th Sep 2009
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Government close to a deal on Northern Rock shake-up
Sep 24 2009 | Today's News
A SHAKE-UP of Northern Rock that could pave the way for the sale of its so-called "good" parts could be unveiled within weeks. Read
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Airline bosses back Journal’s A Tax Too Far campaign
Sep 24 2009 | Today's News
AIRLINE bosses have thrown their weight behind our A Tax Too Far campaign. Read
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Fantastic Mr Fox heads for the Tyneside Cinema
Sep 24 2009 | Today's News
A GALA screening of the eagerly awaited new Roald Dahl film, Fantastic Mr Fox, is to take place in Newcastle, The Journal can exclusively reveal. Read
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Victim calls for fugitive attacker Martin Smith to face courts
Sep 24 2009 | Today's News
A WOMAN who suffered years of abuse has called for her attacker to be brought to justice from his hide-out on Spain’s Costa del Crime. Read
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One North East film funding pot ready to boost industry
Sep 24 2009 | Today's News
A FUNDING pot set up to save the North East film industry is set to see production crews return to the region. Read
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T Dan Smith exhibition opens in Newcastle
Sep 24 2009 | Today's News
THE legacy of T Dan Smith, the council leader who was jailed for corruption in 1974, is reassessed in an exhibition opening in Newcastle tomorrow. Read
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Chef Kenny Atkinson to create Harvey Nichols menu
Sep 24 2009 | Today's News
Seaham Hall’s Head Chef Kenny Atkinson has agreed to showcase a new menu at Harvey Nichols flagship store for the North of England, in Leeds. Read
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Governor Mervyn King backs North’s export potential
Sep 24 2009 | Today's News
THE North East could play a key role in Britain’s economic recovery by leading the drive for export-led growth, the Governor of the Bank of England said yesterday. Read
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Nick Clegg declares: “I want to be Prime Minister”
Sep 24 2009 | Today's News
LIBERAL Democrat leader Nick Clegg yesterday declared he can become Prime Minister and urged voters not to back David Cameron. Read
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Complaints against North officers fall
Sep 24 2009 | Today's News
COMPLAINTS against North East police forces are falling. Read
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Bat flats created during Rowantree Stob restoration
Sep 24 2009 | Today's News
BAT “flats” have been created during the saving of a picturesque historic ruin. Read
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North alliance with Scotland jeopardised by high-speed rail snub
Sep 24 2009 | Today's News
A VITAL rail alliance with Scottish ministers could be in tatters after high speed planners bypassed the North East. Read
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Tesco unveil plans to build Stanley store
Sep 24 2009 | Today's News
SUPERMARKET giants Tesco have announced plans to build a multi-million store in a County Durham town centre. Read
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Man questioned over murder of Leeds University student Joseph Cook
Sep 24 2009 | Today's News
A MAN was last night being questioned in connection with the murder of Tyneside student Joseph Cook. Read
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Holystone criticise planners over biomass power plant delay
Sep 24 2009 | Today's News
A GREEN engineering firm has hit out at planners for deferring a decision on a biomass power plant scheme for the third time. Read
