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  • DARLINGTON: Turnbull proud to have led Quakers

    PRIDE is the feeling Phil Turnbull had after helping engineer a victory in his final game in co-control of Darlington. Saturday’s 2-1 win over Bradford Park Avenue marked Turnbull and Gary Brown’s final match in temporary charge before handing

  • North-East football betting

    Newcastle continue to improve under Rafa Benitez, moving up to seventh in the Premier League table after Saturday’s 1- 0 defeat of Crystal Palace at St James’ Park. Mikel Merino netted the game’s solitary goal four minutes from time for the hosts, who

  • BOXING: Josh Kelly extends his unbeaten run

    SUNDERLAND fighter Josh Kelly extended his unbeaten professional record to four wins from four with an impressive stoppage of Mexican Jose Luis Zuniga in Belfast. Kelly, who fought with Team GB at the Rio Olympics, became the first man to stop

  • RUGBY: Darlington Mowden Park claim a losing bonus point

    DARLINGTON MOWDEN PARK picked up a losing bonus point from a 39-24 defeat at Blackheath, and have slipped to fourth position in the National One table. Mowden were 14 points down within the opening 13 minutes, with Blackheath centre Mark Cooke

  • Regional Pride of Britain Award for charity founder

    A CHARITY crusader is in the running for a national Pride of Britain award after winning the regional prize at the third time of asking.Mark Solan was named ITV Tyne Tees Fundraiser of the Year which sees him go forward to the final of the annual awards

  • Project sparked by cowhouse restorations

    TWO historic Dales barns have been completely restored - and in a separate project the history of such structures and their role in the landscape has been recorded and shared. Rampsholme cowhouse and Keld Side hogg house near Muker in Swaledale

  • TV favourites star at country show

    THOUSANDS flocked to an iconic showground to celebrate all things rural in a family-friendly weekend event. This year’s Countryside Live, held at the Great Yorkshire Showground in Harrogate, had a new look after forming a partnership with The Yorkshire

  • MATCH FACTS: Brentford 3 Sunderland 3

    BRENTFORD (4-1-4-1): Bentley 6; Clarke 6, Bjelland 5, Egan 5, Dalsgaard 6; Woods 5; Watkins 6 (Canos 74, 5), Sawyers 5 (McEachran 67, 6), Yennaris 6, JOZEFZOON 8; Vibe 5 (Maupay 74, 6) Subs (not used): Daniels (gk), Mokotjo, Barbet, Mepham

  • MATCH FACTS: Middlesbrough 0 Cardiff City 1

    MIDDLESBROUGH (4-4-2): 5 Randolph: Didn’t have a chance with the penalty, but almost conceded a sloppy opener when his kick was charged down 6 Christie: One of Boro’s better players as he tried to get forward down the right-hand side and put

  • NEWCASTLE: How did the Magpies rate during Palace win?

    Goals: 1-0: Merino (86, towering header from six yards when he rose to meet Ritchie’s corner) Bookings: Cabaye (29, foul); van Aanholt (30, dissent); Manquillo (60, foul); Joselu (66, foul) Sending-off: None Referee: Stuart Attwell

  • Murder mystery night raises £8,000 for Daisy Chain

    A MURDER mystery night held at a five star hotel has raised more than £8,000 for an autism charity.The event, at Rockliffe Hall in Hurworth, near Darlington, involved 120 guests trying to work out "who did it" at the fundraising event for Daisy

  • No joy for York or Gateshead

    YORK City boss Martin Gray insisted his team will still challenge for automatic promotion this season despite the gap to the top widening to 11 points.The Minstermen fell further off the pace following a 3-2 defeat at second-placed Salford, who are ten

  • Last minute penalty gives Moors deserved point at Kiddie

    Kidderminster Harriers 2 Spennymoor Town 2. A dramatic stoppage time penalty rescued a deserved point for Spennymoor from their trip to Aggborough on Saturday. This was another battling display by Moors, especially considering the wet and windy

  • Myers: We've turned a corner

    Bishop Auckland manager Colin Myers feels that his side have turned a corner after they drew 1-1 with Consett on Saturday. Bishops played with ten men for two thirds of the game following the dismissal of defender Ibby Hassan for a last man foul

  • Fines after fly-tipping offences go to court

    A BUSINESSMAN has been fined after he gave waste to an unlicensed waste disposal service in return for a car wash.Osman Ahmed, 29, of Clarence Gardens, Crook, pleaded guilty to failing to dispose of his waste responsibly at Newton Aycliffe Magistrates

  • Councillors resign in row over 'disabled' allotment

    COUNCILLORS have resigned following an on-going row over the build of a 'disabled' summerhouse on an allotment.Maureen Powles wants to erect the summerhouse, which is slightly larger than rules allow, on her allotment in Hurworth, near Darlington

  • Foodbank’s takeaway service gets early boost

    A FOODBANK’S new takeaway project aimed at meeting the extra demand created by the roll out of Universal Credit has raised over £1,000 since its launch just over a week ago.East Durham Trust initiative The People’s Takeaway will add to the provision of

  • Rock ramp helps fish return to upper reaches of beck

    A FISH ramp installed on a beck has opened up another six kilometres of the waterway.For years, Brancepeth Beck, near Durham, has been almost devoid of fish upstream of the impassable Goodwell Ford.Now a rock ramp has been installed at the ford, which