May
2010
Articles from 24th May 2010
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Land swoop could clear way for our own South Bank
May 24 2010 | Today's News
A MULTI-MILLION pound land deal on Gateshead Quays will open up the riverfront for a development which could be Tyneside's answer to London's South Bank and create thousands of jobs. Read
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One North East expected suffer major spending cuts
May 24 2010 | Today's News
JOBS agency One North East is today expected to suffer major spending cuts as the Government unveils the first part of its deficit reduction plan. Read
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Decision to be made on Spennymoor BNP teacher
May 24 2010 | Today's News
A NORTH East teacher could become the first in the country to be struck off for religious intolerance. Read
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County Durham businessman found dying in car
May 24 2010 | Today's News
MYSTERY surrounds the death of a wealthy businessman found slumped at the wheel of his brand new Range Rover. Read
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Garden free entry offer causes chaos on the roads
May 24 2010 | Today's News
TRAFFIC had to be turned away from the Alnwick Garden on Saturday as families flocked to the enjoy the attraction in the sun, many for free. Read
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County Durham boy rapist in bid to cut sentence
May 24 2010 | Today's News
A SCHOOLBOY who was jailed for life for sexually assaulting his teacher when he was just 12 has launched an appeal to overturn the sentence. Read
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Alleged child-killer Lianne Smith on hunger strike
May 24 2010 | Today's News
THE partner of Martin Smith, hunted as one of Tyneside's most wanted suspects, has gone on hunger strike in her prison cell. Read
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Gates installed at Barmoor Castle Country Park
May 24 2010 | Today's News
A GATEWAY to the past - and one of Britain's bloodiest battles - was unveiled at the weekend. Read
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Tourists shocked at litter on Tynemouth beach
May 24 2010 | Today's News
ONE of the regions most popular beaches started the busiest day of the year looking "like a Brazilian slum", business owners have said. Read
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Former RAF fighter plane to be turned into a giant bell
May 24 2010 | Today's News
A FORMER RAF fighter plane is to be reincarnated as a giant bell in an extraordinary art commission for the Cultural Olympiad in the North East. Read
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Railway welcomed back into the dale
May 24 2010 | Today's News
THE first scheduled passenger trains for almost 60 years have begun ferrying passengers on a Durham railway. Read
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Reward for achievement at Cassop Primary School
May 24 2010 | Today's News
A PRIMARY school will collect a special achievement award today in recognition of its decades of commitment to the environment. Read
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Tyneside school teacher gains national appointment
May 24 2010 | Today's News
AN innovative maths teacher from a Tyneside academy has been chosen to spread her message to thousands of schools across the country. Read
