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Plans for Beadnell home refused by council

PLANS to demolish a home on the Northumberland coast and replace it with a larger house have been refused.Read

Bamburgh farm's maize maze plans get go-ahead

A YOUNG farmer’s plans for a new tourist attraction has been approved, after council bosses realised an objection did not require committee consideration.Read

Bamburgh beach hosts Red Bull Break 5 surfing event

SURFERS braved the North Sea at a Northumberland beauty spot to try their luck in a competition.Read

Couple defend plans for controversial Beadnell home

ACOUPLE hoping to replace their home on the Northumberland coast have spoken of their desire to develop a project in keeping with its surroundings.Read

Bamburgh farmer's maize maze looks set for approval

A YOUNG farmer’s plans for a new tourist attraction look set to win planners’ support, despite official concerns.Read

Public asked to help forge Holy Island action plan

APUBLIC meeting is to be held to help shape a major scheme which seeks to protect the history, culture and environment of one of Northumberland’s special landscapes.Read

Vikings who pillaged Lindisfarne Priory storm in on TV

NORTHUMBERLAND’S Vikings stormed the nation’s TV screens last night.Read

Warning issued after couple stranded on Holy Island causeway

MORE tourists have sparked a rescue operation by trying to drive across a Northumberland causeway when it was under water.Read

Lindisfarne Castle houses artist's miniature figures

VISITORS to a small castle in Northumberland are in for lots of little surprises over the next few weeks.Read

Buoy House on Holy Island sells for £53,000 at auction

AN 18TH century boat house last night changed hands for more than £50,000 in a seaside auction.Read

Decision on Beadnell beach house is delayed

A DECISION on a contentious plan to demolish a small coastal cottage and replace it with a large luxury home has been delayed.Read

Beadnell villagers wary of beach house plans

A PLAN to demolish and replace a small coastal cottage with a large luxury home has sparked a flurry of objections.Read

New venue for hidden history exhibitions opens in Belford

A NEW permanent home for history exhibitions in a Northumberland village opens for the first time today.Read

Reunion helps family rediscover Seahouses ancestral home

A CHANCE reunion after more than three decades helped a family rediscover their ancestral home.Read

Couple get stuck on Holy Island causeway

AN elderly couple sparked a rescue operation after trying to cross a Northumberland causeway while it was under water.Read

Two hunted over break-in at Seahouses

A SUBSTANTIAL amount of cash was stolen in a burglary after two men climbed over a rear fence.Read

Seahouses cinema project and harbour win lottery funding

AVILLAGE cinema project and a community-owned harbour in Northumberland have won more than £40,000 each from a scheme which seeks to halt rural decline.Read

Holy Island causeway walkers spark rescue operation

A RESCUE operation was launched after walkers with a child tried to cross a Northumberland causeway while it was chest deep in water.Read

Boat trip marks Northumberland Wildlife Trust milestone

AS part of celebrations to mark the 100th anniversary of The Wildlife Trusts Movement, Northumberland Wildlife Trust has just a few places left on its 2012 centenary anniversary boat trip to the Inner Farne Bird Sanctuary on September 1.Read

Trio of teenagers trapped in sea at Seahouses by current

THREE teenagers had a lucky escape after getting caught in a rip current off a Northumberland coastal town.Read