Dec 28 2009 | Today's News
FAMILIES in a seaside village are wondering what the future holds for them amid growing uncertainty over a raft of major development plans which would transform their struggling community. Read
Dec 28 2009 | Today's News
BARGAIN-SAVVY shoppers flocked to the region’s stores over the weekend as sales fever hit the North East. Read
Dec 28 2009 | Today's News
THE family of a North East student who vanished whilst holidaying at a Swiss ski resort are continuing their desperate search to find him. Read
Dec 28 2009 | Today's News
THIRTY-three people from the North East have donated their brains for research, following an appeal from a leading health charity. Read
Dec 28 2009 | Today's News
MACHINE guns, rifles and shotguns are among nearly 3,000 firearms taken off the streets of the North East in the past two years, The Journal can reveal today. Read
Dec 28 2009 | Today's News
DETECTIVES tasked with smashing dozens of multi-million pound crime empires have revealed the methods of constant disruption needed to take on the North East’s organised crime leaders. Read
Dec 28 2009 | Today's News
LITTLE Benjamin Helyer’s life hung in the balance after he was born almost four months prematurely. Read
Dec 28 2009 | Today's News
TODAY the piers guarding the mouth of the Tyne offer – weather permitting – a bracing outing for thousands of strollers. Read
Dec 28 2009 | Today's News
THE region’s wildlife could be affected for ever by climate changes, conservationists have warned. Read
Dec 28 2009 | Today's News
A DEVELOPER chosen by local people to deliver a multi-million pound revamp for an ageing North East town centre looks set to get council backing. Read
Dec 28 2009 | Today's News
THE cold air failed to chill the spirits of hundreds of swimmers who took part in the traditional Boxing Day Dip in the North Sea. Read
Dec 28 2009 | Today's News
THIS year, people in the North East and across Britain will have a massive chance to change our country. Within months there has to be a general election. It’s going to be the biggest in a generation. Read
Dec 28 2009 | Today's News
AT the start of 2009 we faced a stark choice. Whether we should intervene to save jobs or let the recession take its course as the Conservative’s argued. We chose to act. Read
Dec 28 2009 | Today's News
AT this time of year it’s natural to look back, not just at our own lives, but at the way things have gone for our communities too. Read
Dec 28 2009 | Today's News
IT'S been a year of triumph and tragedy, heartache and joy, despair and hope in the North East, all covered extensively by The Journal. In the first of our two-part News Review of the Year, Mike Kelly looks at events from January to June. Read