Nov
2012
Articles from 23rd Nov 2012
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Warning from Northumbria's new Police and Crime Commissioner over cuts
Nov 23 2012 | Today's News
SHREDDING youth services in urban areas could lead to a rise in crime, warns Northumbria’s new Police and Crime Commissioner Vera Baird. Read
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Life ban for Ashington owner who let dogs live in squalor
Nov 23 2012 | Today's News
A WOMAN was banned from keeping animals for life yesterday after a court heard how her dogs’ coats were in such an appalling condition that they could hardly walk or see. Read
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Hexham teenager's brain tumour spotted during eyesight test at local opticians
Nov 23 2012 | Today's News
WHEN teenager Sam Storey was unable to shake off terrible headaches and blurred vision he went to have his eyes tested – and it proved to be the best decision of his young life. Read
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Whittingham man killed on way to job that he loved
Nov 23 2012 | Today's News
A NORTHUMBERLAND man with a passion for cars died as he made his way to his dream job, his distraught family revealed last night. Read
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Schools can scoop this £135,000 prize
Nov 23 2012 | Today's News
SCHOOLS could get thousands of pounds to improve their energy efficiency in a new environmental competition. Read
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Build now - or North East faces a homes crisis
Nov 23 2012 | Today's News
THOUSANDS of acres of land should be built on to stop the North East from becoming “a housing time bomb”, experts have warned. Read
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Conservation group claims Northumberland council planning officers are undermining wind farms concerns
Nov 23 2012 | Today's News
A LEADING conservation group claims council planning officers are attempting to undermine its serious concerns about the growing proliferation of wind turbines in Northumberland. Read
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Plea to protect Newcastle culture from the axe
Nov 23 2012 | Today's News
A FIGHTBACK against arts cuts has been launched as organisations seek to save 20 years of cultural regeneration. Read
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Space-age classroom is developed in the North East
Nov 23 2012 | Today's News
A SPACE-age classroom developed in the North East could turn future generations into mathematical geniuses. Read
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Jail for Cullercoats woman who fleeced boss Jeremy Middleton
Nov 23 2012 | Today's News
A WOMAN who fleeced her multi-millionaire boss out of almost £100,000 has been branded “devious” and jailed in disgrace. Read
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Residents' anger at Durham City homes plan
Nov 23 2012 | Today's News
OPPOSITION is growing to ambitious plans for a £200m development on the site of a well-known golf course. Read
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Morpeth opera singer aiming to form refugee camp choir
Nov 23 2012 | Today's News
OPERA singer Rachel Dyson is to explore the chances of staging a musical link between a Palestinian refugee camp and the North East. Read
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I was walking away, Kazenga Lua Lua tells fight jury
Nov 23 2012 | Today's News
FORMER Newcastle United player Kazenga Lua Lua told a jury he was already “walking away” when a group of black men attacked white revellers outside a Quayside club. Read
