Jun
2010
Articles from 11th Jun 2010
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Early morning train journeys planned from Berwick to London
Jun 11 2010 | Today's News
EARLY morning trains to London are planned for Northumberland. Read
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Volunteers to staff extra Haltwhistle library hours
Jun 11 2010 | Today's News
LOCAL volunteers will be sought to provide longer opening hours for book lovers at a Northumberland library which is being revamped at a cost of £2.2m. Read
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Louise Brewis raises over £400 for Air Ambulance
Jun 11 2010 | Today's News
THE little sister of a boy badly injured in a freak farm accident has been raising money for the air angels who came to his rescue. Read
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Alcan to spend millions to meet pollution guidelines
Jun 11 2010 | Today's News
A DECISION by Northumberland’s largest private employer to spend millions of pounds ensuring it meets European pollution guidelines has been met with widespread approval. Read
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Thousands of parents appeal over refused school places
Jun 11 2010 | Today's News
SOARING numbers of disgruntled parents in the North East lodged appeals over decisions to refuse their children school places. Read
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£3,000 repair bill for Wansbeck Road First School
Jun 11 2010 | Today's News
A SCHOOL has been left with a £3,000 repair bill after vandals used an air gun to shoot out scores of windows in a night-time damage spree. Read
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Wife mourns Cumbria shooting victim Garry Purdham
Jun 11 2010 | Today's News
THE TEARFUL wife of murdered Garry Purdham was applauded yesterday as she delivered an emotional tribute to her “soulmate”. Read
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Newcastle scientists on verge of autism breakthrough
Jun 11 2010 | Today's News
LANDMARK research into the genetic causes of autism could pave the way for a better understanding of the illness. A study carried out by experts at Newcastle University has transformed the way scientists look at the genes of autistic people. Read
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Supermarket decision day for Morpeth
Jun 11 2010 | Today's News
TESCO bosses have come out fighting as decision day looms on rival plans for new supermarket developments in a Northumberland town. Read
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Temenos artwork a symbol of things to come for Boro
Jun 11 2010 | Today's News
THE REGION’S growing portfolio of extraordinary artworks grew yesterday when the first of five proposed Tees Valley Giants was formally presented to the people of Middlesbrough. Read
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Ralph Stephenson walks free after killing father
Jun 11 2010 | Today's News
A DEPRESSED alcoholic who strangled his father to death has walked free from court. Read
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Graduates put their talent up for grabs
Jun 11 2010 | Today's News
ARCHITECTURE graduates struggling to find work in a difficult market have banded together to build up their chances. Read
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Monkseaton shooting survivors demand gun law changes
Jun 11 2010 | Today's News
THE widow of Robert Sartin’s 1989 Monkseaton shooting spree last night sent an open letter to the victims of Derrick Bird’s Cumbria massacre. Read
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Traffic halted as A19 road upgrades are frozen
Jun 11 2010 | Today's News
THE Government has ordered the North East to halt any work on A19 upgrades as it freezes all transport projects. Read
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More than 50 guns found in police raid on Ashington flat
Jun 11 2010 | Today's News
POLICE seized more than 50 guns when they raided a Northumberland flat. Read
