The sour smell of summer; RECYCLING SITE STINK.(News)
Byline: By AMY HUNT Environment Reporter
OUR wet summer was a pain for most people.
But for those living in the West End of Newcastle it has caused one
almighty stink.
Furiously sprouting . . .
Flagship school is just the job.(News)
A NEW school has opened for more than 1,000 pupils aged four to 16.
Academy 360 in Sunderland replaces Penny well School and Quarry
View Primary School as an all-age school.
It aims to take an . . .
Focus on play.(News)
SMELLS and sounds will help imaginations of children run wild
thanks to a funding boost.
Groundwork East Durham has received pounds 4,500 from the Strategic
Initiatives Budget to deliver Green . . .
Youth broke Asbo rules.(News)
TROUBLEMAKER John Ashley Jamieson was back in bother less than 12
hours after a court imposed a conviction-related anti-social behaviour
order on him.
Jamieson, 18, of Gloster Meadows, Amble, was . . .
Terriers relive Iraq action trip; VOLUNTEERS TO BE AWARDED MEDALS
FOR WAR ZONE WORK.(News)
Byline: By TOM MULLEN
RETURNING from a tough tour of Iraq, these hardy soldiers will pick
up medals for their bravery.
Three Tyneside Territorial Army privates are to attend a ceremony
this . . .
Police hunt as thieves take TV.(News)
DETECTIVES are hunting a burglar who left a house carrying a
37-inch flat screen TV set.
A Northumbria Police spokeswoman said two men fled when they were
disturbed at a house in Birtley Avenue, . . .
PROPOSALS COULD SEE THE END OF MENTAL ILLNESS LIFELINE;
Don't give us the brush-off.(News)
Byline: By HELEN RAE Health Reporter
AN ART project for people suffering from mental illness could be
shut down.
Proposals announced by the Northumberland Tyne and Wear NHS Trust
may see the . . .
Garden party.(News)
MEMBERS of Ramside Hall Hotel and Golf Course raised more than
pounds 5,000 at a new event.
All proceeds from their golf day will go to running St
Cuthbert's Day Care and Inpatient in Durham.
. . .
School earns praise.(News)
ITS motto is "learning, achieving, succeeding". And after
an inspection a school has been praised for living up it.
Thomas Hepburn Community Comprehensive School in Gateshead was
hailed as . . .
Being safe on the roads.(News)
THE LATEST episode of a Chronicle-backed online TV show has gone
live.
Krash TV aims to deliver safety messages through a Top Gear-style
format and new installments are being released each week. . . .
Hidden treasures to be open secret; VISITORS WILL BE
WELCOMED.(News)
Byline: By LINDA RICHARDS
THE region's hidden treasures and modern gems are to be opened
up to the public.
Now in their seventh year, Heritage Open Days will see the public
given the chance to . . .
Bank staff's charity deposit.(News)
A TEAM of employees swapped banking for bikes to help raise more
than pounds 12,000 for charity.
Staff at Newcastle's Swedish bank, Handels-banken, together
with eight colleagues and associates, . . .
Clubs are inspiration to pupils.(Business)
BUSINESSES in Newcastle are being called on to help search for
tomorrow's engineers.
More local employers are needed by the Imagineering Foundation,
which runs after-school clubs to inspire . . .
Cricket: Durham struggle before the rain.(Sport)
Byline: By JEFF BOWRON
RUN-outs and rain frustrated Durham on the first day of their
important LV County Championship match against Lancashire at the
Riverside.
An early lunch was taken at 12pm . . .
Simply the best!(News)
OWNERS and staff at a Newcastle hotel were toasting success after
receiving a top award.
Jesmond Dene House was named AA Hotel of the Year, in the same week
it celebrates its third birthday.
. . .
Direct flights to Croatia.(News)
HOLIDAYMAKERS will soon be able to jet off to Croatia direct from
Newcastle.
Low fare airline Jet2.com announced today it will launch flights to
Split in May next year.
The new route to the . . .
Death charge.(News)
A GAMBLER appeared at Newcastle Crown Court accused of killing a
bookmaker.
Trevor Hall, 36, was in court charged with the manslaughter of
Jeffrey Hilland after an alleged row over a late night . . .
Families flee houses after blast; DOORS AND WINDOWS BLOWN OUT BY
EXPLOSION.(News)
Byline: By LINDA RICHARDS
MORE than a dozen people fled their homes when a Tyneside house
became an inferno.
Police evacuated residents for their own safety last night when a
terraced property . . .
pounds 10m to aid North firms.(News)
MILLIONS could be available to firms across the North East to help
them beat the recession.
Ministers announced details of a plan to head off the growing
economic gloom in the region.
A pounds . . .
Our loving son had so much more to offer; FAMILY AND FRIENDS PAY
TRIBUTE TO HONOUR GIFTED STUDENT.(News)
Byline: By DAVID OLD
PARENTS of a young man who died under the wheels of a Metro train
say his death has devastated them.
Brilliant student Nick Veuger died instantly when he was struck by
a . . .
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