Jul
2010
Articles from 21st Jul 2010
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Tourists return with tales of horror after Goldtrail collapse
Jul 21 2010 | Today's News
SCORES of stranded North East holidaymakers finally arrived home last night after troubled tour operator Goldtrail collapsed. Read
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Cause of illness at Whitley Bay school is a mystery
Jul 21 2010 | Today's News
INVESTIGATIONS into an incident that saw 20 school pupils rushed to hospital will continue over the summer holidays. Read
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Greggs bake gingerbread squirrels to help Hauxley nature reserve
Jul 21 2010 | Today's News
THOUSANDS of red squirrels will be eaten in the North East in the next two months to raise cash for a wildlife appeal. Read
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Durham Council vindicated after sacking Christina Blythe
Jul 21 2010 | Today's News
COUNCIL bosses last night said they had been vindicated after claims they discriminated against a senior manager were dismissed. Read
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Parents of Lydia Rose Sayle in desperate plea for heart
Jul 21 2010 | Today's News
PARENTS of a baby in desperate need of a heart transplant have made a plea for someone to give their daughter the gift of life. Read
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Hexham care worker 'stunned' by sex assault allegations
Jul 21 2010 | Today's News
A HOSPITAL care worker accused of sexual assault against an elderly female patient told a court his accuser had developed an infatuation with him and would summon him using a buzzer. Read
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Raoul Moat fans send death threats to Facebook group creators
Jul 21 2010 | Today's News
DEATH threats have been sent to the creators of online groups paying tribute to the victims of Raoul Moat. Read
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Fishburn pool partygoers held at gunpoint in raid
Jul 21 2010 | Today's News
A FAMILY was terrorised by a gang of masked, armed robbers who struck during a teenage swimming party at a remote luxury home. Read
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Mum Heather Cosgrove joins daughter to collect degree
Jul 21 2010 | Today's News
A MOTHER and daughter have both graduated with first class honours from the same North East university. Read
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Minister steps in at struggling Rural Payments Agency
Jul 21 2010 | Today's News
FARMERS have welcomed a decision by the Government step in and take control of the struggling North East-based Rural Payments Agency. Read
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Anger as sewage spill strikes again at Seghill home
Jul 21 2010 | Today's News
A WATER company has been told to clean up its act after a pensioner’s house was left surrounded by raw sewage for the third time in a week. Read
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Final farewell as East Hartford School closes
Jul 21 2010 | Today's News
CHILDREN and teachers have held a farewell party to mark the end of the final term at their school. Read
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Worries grow over shipbreaking plan for Swan Hunter site
Jul 21 2010 | Today's News
CONCERNS have been raised that moves to bring shipbreaking work to the Tyne could hinder wider plans for a green industrial revolution along the river. Read
