Feb
2013
Articles from 28th Feb 2013
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More North East women take breast cancer test
Feb 28 2013 | Today's News
MORE than three quarters of women in the North East take up breast screening invitations, new figures have revealed. Read
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Steve Cram and Daley Thompson launch Kielder Marathon - VIDEO
Feb 28 2013 | Today's News
TWO legendary British Olympians were on the banks of the Tyne yesterday to launch the fourth Kielder Marathon. Read
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Newcastle arts cuts are not our fault, Harriet Harman insists
Feb 28 2013 | Today's News
THE Government is solely to blame for Newcastle's arts cuts, Labour deputy leader Harriet Harman said last night. Read
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Coroner wrote to PM about soldier David Wilson's death
Feb 28 2013 | Today's News
A CORONER wrote to the Prime Minister with concerns about how an investigation of a British soldier who died in a drunken shooting incident while serving at an air base in Iraq had been carried out. Read
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Newcastle professor wins million-dollar prize for inspirational thinking
Feb 28 2013 | Today's News
A NEWCASTLE professor has won a million-dollar prize for inspirational thinking which has transformed education in the developing world - and inspired an Oscar-winning film. Read
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MP Guy Opperman slams payment idea for Hexham bus station upgrade
Feb 28 2013 | Today's News
A NORTH MP has branded proposals to use a town's parking fees to upgrade its crumbling bus station as double taxation. Read
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Morpeth traders in fight for 'fair deal' over car parking
Feb 28 2013 | Today's News
TRADERS in a market town have stepped up their long-running campaign for free car parking amid claims that momentum is building to finally secure a fair deal across Northumberland. Read
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Hexham park security floodlight in breaks rules say watchdogs
Feb 28 2013 | Today's News
ABRIGHT light in a dark park has become a major flashpoint between environmental watchdogs and planners. Read
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Durham water mill site could be turned into eco-offices
Feb 28 2013 | Today's News
A HISTORIC water mill symbolising a city's industrial heritage could be demolished if an eco-office scheme providing 800 jobs is approved. Read
