Nov
2009
Articles from 7th Nov 2009
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The Queen fits in a visit to Princess Eugenie
Nov 07 2009 | Today's News
THE Queen met up with granddaughter Princess Eugenie yesterday as she completed a short tour of the North East. Read
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Old boy’s network prevents energy millions heading North
Nov 07 2009 | Today's News
AN “old boys’ network” has been blamed for stopping millions of pounds in energy research grants heading North. Read
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Joy for Hazel as lost heirloom returned
Nov 07 2009 | Today's News
GRANDMOTHER Hazel Theobald was distraught when she misplaced a precious family heirloom belonging to a relative who died during the First World War. Read
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Firework attacks on homes along Ariel Street in Ashington
Nov 07 2009 | Today's News
YOBS left a teenager lucky to be alive after a firework set off a blaze in his house. The incident was one of a number of attacks on properties in Ariel Street, Ashington, on Thursday night. Read
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Buses destroyed in suspected arson attack
Nov 07 2009 | Today's News
A COACH company boss is today counting the cost of an arson attack which reduced his family firm to ashes. Read
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Tears flow at funeral of Steven Atkinson
Nov 07 2009 | Today's News
TEARS flowed as friends and family yesterday paid their last respects to a schoolboy who beat cancer only to be killed in a road accident. Read
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Polyclinics on Tyneside overcome fears to hit targets
Nov 07 2009 | Today's News
CONTROVERSIAL GP-led health centres that opened in Tyneside earlier this year are meeting their targets for registering patients, despite fears they could be a network of expensive “white elephants”. Read
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Volunteers take a bath but is it art?
Nov 07 2009 | Today's News
THE brand new Wunderbar Festival washes over us this weekend with a host of participatory events to freshen up our outlook on life – or maybe just to freshen us up. Read
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Darras Hall residents celebrate after phone mast victory
Nov 07 2009 | Today's News
VILLAGERS on one of the region’s most upmarket housing estates have welcomed the news that plans for a mobile phone mast were thrown out. Read
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Second solicitor arrested in fraud probe
Nov 07 2009 | Today's News
A SOLICITOR is today at the centre of a probe into what could be the country’s biggest ever property probe. Read
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Retired farmer Bill Elgie writes first thriller novel called The Rookhill Project
Nov 07 2009 | Today's News
For breaking news stories log on to www.journallive.co.uk Read
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Marcel George Allan admitts murder of Marie Leckenby
Nov 07 2009 | Today's News
A MAN has admitted the brutal murder of a mother-of-three. Read
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Painted ladies cause a flutter
Nov 07 2009 | Today's News
MORE than 200 painted ladies have landed a green award for a school. Read
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Police probing Ashleigh Hall’s death keen to trace laptop
Nov 07 2009 | Today's News
POLICE investigating the death of a teenager are keen to trace a laptop computer known to have been in the possession of her alleged killer. Read
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Bucks Fizz reunite 25 years on from Newcastle crash
Nov 07 2009 | Today's News
EIGHTIES pop group Bucks Fizz are planning a reunion show in Newcastle, 25 years on from a bus crash that almost killed them. Read
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Kevin Whately and Robson Green to star in Newcastle film
Nov 07 2009 | Today's News
KEVIN Whately and Robson Green are to star on screen together for the first time in a one-off film set in Newcastle in the Second World War. Read
