Voluntary voice
1:47pm Wednesday 21st March 2001
People aged 60 and over can voice their views on local services through a network set up by Croydon Voluntary Action. People are being invited to the launch of the network on March 31 at Heaver's
Farm Day Centre, Selhurst. Call 020 8683 5918.
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McDermott leaves the Toon
Newcastle assistant boss Terry McDermott and reserve team coach Adam Sadler have left the club.
Popular pensioner dies after pub attack
A 20-YEAR-OLD man was last night being questioned over the death of a great-grandfather who was attacked outside a pub at the weekend.
Clean-up under way after weekend’s deluge
MAJOR clean-up operations are getting under way across the region today, after a weekend of flooding.
‘Patients come first, and not headlines’
A HEALTH manager has hit back after his trust was criticised for failing to manage media coverage of high-profile cases, including cancer patients denied access to expensive drugs.
Bronze medallist to snub reception
OLYMPIC boxing bronze medallist Tony Jeffries is refusing to attend a civic reception because he says he received no funding from the council.
Fitting way to celebrate TA’s 100th anniversary
MOCK explosions and gunfire rang out on Saturday during the first military tattoo to be held in Durham for half a century.
Criticism of football club alcohol offer
A PARLIAMENTARY candidate has described his local football club as “irresponsible”
In this section
- Free childcare offer for region's poorer families
- McDermott leaves the Toon
- Pub damaged in arson attack
- Toddler sucked down drain
- Biker killed
- Popular pensioner dies after pub attack
- Pregnant woman spared jail
- Asylum seeker used fake passport
- More rain to come for flooded region
- Clean-up under way after weekend’s deluge
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