SWAN Yamaha's Tommy Hill became the first rider to score his second win of the season at the fourth round of the MCE Insurance British Superbike Championship at Snetterton. Hill, racing for the Guisborough-based team, had fought his way through from
West Auckland general manager Stuart Alderson was the stunned winner of one of the Northern League’s top awards at the annual dinner last week. Alderson, who is one of the driving forces behind the club, won the Arthur Clark award for outstanding service
Second Division Ryton and Crawcrook Albion have appointed Jim Hendry as their new manager. Hendry, who takes over from Dave Hagan, has successfully managed Sunday League team, Winlaton Commercial., for the past three seasons. Secretary Ken Rodger said
DURHAM chose to field first in perfect batting conditions against Scotland, who seemed to find the bonny banks of the Wear much to their liking. Led by a century from 25-year-old South African left-hander, Jean Symes, they made 258 for four. Symes
A CYCLIST has been air lifted to hospital after falling from her mountain bike at a North-East tourist spot. The woman suffered head, face and arm injuries when she fell from her bike at Hamsterley Forest, in County Durham, at around lunchtime. An ambulance
CONTROVERSIAL plans to turn a golf course into an exclusive millionaires’ row have won the backing of a local community leader. Banks Property’s scheme to turn the 93-acre Mount Oswald golf course, off South Road, Durham, into a £200m development including
A 25-year-old man has been arrested in connection with an incident in which a woman died after falling 50 feet from a flat window. The 23-year-old woman was pronounced dead at hospital following the fall from Albert Mews on Albert Road, Middlesbrough
