Jul
2010
Articles from 15th Jul 2010
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Review ordered after breast screen test fears
Jul 15 2010 | Today's News
HEALTH bosses have ordered an independent review of 1,600 breast screening records amid fears some did not have follow-up tests. Read
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Tapes record Moat's appeals for help from social services
Jul 15 2010 | Today's News
RAOUL Moat had repeatedly appealed for psychiatric help from social workers, tapes he secretly recorded show. Read
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Durham care homes move a step closer to axe
Jul 15 2010 | Today's News
IMPASSIONED protests and months of campaigning are unlikely to save a string of homes after council chiefs recommended their closure. Read
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Cracks appear in regional unity
Jul 15 2010 | Today's News
HOPES of creating a new body to fight for the North East’s needs at a national level appear to be fading. Read
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North East tourism and business funding slashed
Jul 15 2010 | Today's News
REGENERATION bosses in the North East have slashed funding for tourism and business organisations, and warned more bad news is coming. Read
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Three more Tyneside arrests in Raoul Moat case
Jul 15 2010 | Today's News
THREE more people have been arrested on suspicion of helping Raoul Moat while he was on the run from police. Read
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PM disgusted as Raoul Moat tributes remain on Facebook
Jul 15 2010 | Today's News
SOCIAL networking site Facebook last night spurned calls by Prime Minister David Cameron to remove thousands of tributes to killer Raoul Moat. Read
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Duchess of Northumberland VIP guest at Walbottle Campus
Jul 15 2010 | Today's News
THE Duchess of Northumberland was the VIP guest at a North East school yesterday as it staged its official opening. Read
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Headteacher Richard Whitfield denies indecent assault claims
Jul 15 2010 | Today's News
A HEADTEACHER accused of indecently assaulting four young girls received an email from one accusing him of “ruining my life”. Read
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Bill Bryson welcomes Shakespeare's First Folio back to Durham
Jul 15 2010 | Today's News
A PRICELESS original collection of Shakespeare’s plays has been returned to its rightful home more than a decade after it was stolen. Read
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Laing to launch campaign to bring home John Martin paintings
Jul 15 2010 | Today's News
A CAMPAIGN is to be launched to bring home paintings by one of the North East’s most celebrated artists, John Martin. Read
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Gateshead and Newcastle Colleges praised by Ofsted
Jul 15 2010 | Today's News
TWO North East colleges have been highlighted as outstanding in a national report published by Government education watchdog, Ofsted. Read
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Appeal launched to mark Spanish City’s 100th birthday
Jul 15 2010 | Today's News
A COUPLE are appealing to holidaymakers, visitors and locals to help make a seaside landmark’s centenary a success. Read
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Wallington Hall cellars on show to public for one day only
Jul 15 2010 | Today's News
CENTURIES-old cellars beneath a Northumberland stately home are being opened up to give visitors a unique flavour of life in the times of the feared Border Reivers. Read
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Osprey chicks ringed at Kielder Water
Jul 15 2010 | Today's News
TEN-YEAR-OLD Olivia Graham took the plunge and entered a competition to name Northumberland’s three osprey chicks. Read
