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MAURICE WILLIAM WHITE
WHITE November 3, Maurice William aged 69 years of Crook, formerly Tow Law. Devoted husband of Susan, a much loved and loving dad, grandad and great-grandad. He will be sadly missed by all his family and friends. By his own request a private funeral…
Robert William (BBH) HALL
HALL Robert William (BBH) On November 4, suddenly at home Berry Close, Sadberge, BBH aged 84 years. Much loved father of Anthony and Martin, dear father-in-law of Joanne, loving grandad of Daniel and his partner Kerri, Shane, Lana, Ryan, Liam, Evan and…
ERIC JULER
JULER October 14, peacefully in his sleep (of Spennymoor) Eric aged 93 years. Beloved husband of the late Hazel, a much loved dad, father-in-law, grandad, great-grandad and brother. Funeral Monday November 18. Will friends please meet at 10:30am, for a…
John Edwin AUTON
AUTON John Edwin Thinking of you Dad on what would have been your 100th Birthday. Love Pam, Tony, Dave, Deidre, Mel, Jan, John and Families.
GILLIAN HOCKADAY
HOCKADAY Gillian (nee Dunnett) Died November 12, 2011 Gone are the days We used to share But in our hearts You're always there Miss you always, John, Shelley, Joanne and Martin.
SHAUN BROADBENT
BROADBENT Suddenly November 4, Shaun aged 58 years of Bishop Auckland. A devoted partner of Hazel Denham, beloved dad of Anthony and loving grandad to Anthony and Harvey, a cherished son of Jim and the late Kizzy, also brother to Jackie. Will friends…
ANNE PEDELTY
PEDELTY (nee Porter) November 5, suddenly Anne of Willington, aged 80 years. Devoted wife of Bob, a loving mam to Carol, Helen and David, much loved mother-in-law to Tony and Kendra, beloved nana to Sarah, Lee and Gemma, great-nana to Leah, Leon, Amelia…
STEPHEN ROSS
ROSS Stephen Michael On November 1, peacefully at home, Stephen, aged 42 years of Darlington. Dearly beloved son of Ian and Annette, loving brother of Christopher and Andrea, dear brother-in-law of Paul, adored uncle of Madeleine. Funeral Tuesday…
GLADYS SLATER
SLATER (nee Crawford) November 6, peacefully at home with her loving family by her side, Gladys (I'm 100 you know) of Crook. Devoted wife of the late Arthur, beloved mother to the late Margaret Ann, dear mother-in-law to John, a loving gran to Andrew…
SID GRAYDON
GRAYDON October 23, peacefully in hospital, aged 55 years, Sid. Loving partner, brother, stepdad and good friend to many. Friends please meet for service at Wear Valley Crematorium on Monday, November 18 at 12.30p.m. No flowers by request, donation in…
Trevor ELLIOT
ELLIOT Trevor Of Durham City, on November 6, aged 86 years. Beloved husband of the late Joyce, a dear dad of Geoffrey, Julie and Graeme, a dear father-in-law, grandad, great-grandad and brother. Funeral Thursday November 21, at St Oswalds Church, at…
Frederick William (Fred) WYTCHERLEY
WYTCHERLEY Frederick William (Fred) passed away peacefully on November 4, in hospital after a short illness. Beloved husband of the late Vera. Much loved dad of Michael, Brian, Robert, Kenneth and Jonathan. Dearly missed grandad of Neale, Jennifer,…
John GRAY
GRAY November 4, John aged 74 years of Helmington Row. Beloved husband of Cicely, a dear brother-in-law, uncle and a good friend to many. Will friends please meet for service in the Wear Valley Crematorium at 3.30pm on Friday November 15. Family flowers…
'Sickening, callous attack' - Road sweeper driver shot in face by air rifle
A MAN needed hospital treatment after being shot in the face by an air rifle whilst driving a road sweeper.
'Take responsibilty' for your children parents told after Darlington bus driver threatened by youths
A BUS driver threatened by a group of youths and fireworks thrown into a public park by four teenagers has prompted police to urge parents to “take responsibility” for disgraceful behaviour.
Chinese ambassador congratulates Tees Valley Mayor on British Steel sale
THE Chinese ambassador to the UK has offered his congratulations to UK politicians including the Tees Valley Mayor after it was last night confirmed that a Chinese firm had bought loss-making British Steel.
Thug carried out a 'prolonged, mean and cowardly attack' on vulnerable victim
A TEENAGER who attacked and robbed a vulnerable disabled man has been jailed for seven years.
Anna Turley tells court she joined Unite to vote out Len McCluskey but denies making "any false declarations"
A LABOUR candidate accused of being dishonest when joining a union has denied making "any false declarations".
Comment: British Steel sale not universally well received but we welcome the news
THE sale of British Steel to the Chinese firm Jingye, which was announced on Monday, has not been universally well received.
Man banned from shopping centre after he 'terrorised' customers breaks injunction
THE boss of Cleveland Police arrested a man, banned from a shopping centre for "terrorising" customers, after he broke his injunction and was discovered there.
HS2 is on the wrong track, says Farage
NIGEL FARAGE spelled out his implacable opposition to the proposed HS2 rail link between London and the north during his visit to the region on Monday.
Scott Wilson: 'Why Gareth Southgate made the right call over Raheem Sterling's clash'
SINCE being promoted to the role of England manager in 2016, one of Gareth Southgate’s biggest successes has been the way in which he has inculcated a genuine sense of togetherness and eradicated the cliques and rivalries that used to bedevil…
Anna Turley had links to WhatsApp group opposing Corbyn, High Court told
ANNA Turley had links to a WhatsApp group of Labour MPs opposed to Jeremy Corbyn's leadership, a High Court judge has been told.
Anna Turley in High Court libel battle against Unite
UNION bosses embroiled in a High Court libel battle say a Labour candidate taking legal action has been dishonest and is not fit to be an MP.
Sunderland will address 'lack of squad depth' in January transfer window
WITH their current run of cup matches having exposed deficiencies within the squad, Sunderland will attempt to use the January transfer window to ensure they have a strong enough group of players to mount a viable promotion push in the second half of…
‘Off-face’ teenager punched woman, breaking her jaw in two places
A TEENAGER “off his face” with drugs punched a woman who offered him assistance when he fell into a glass table, shattering it on impact.
Masons Gin reveals new location after distillery was destroyed by fire in April
THE owners of Masons Yorkshire Gin, which suffered the loss of its only distillery after a fire ripped through it, have revealed they are to open a new site.
Middlesbrough braced for Leeds interest in Daniel Ayala - and a Stoke push for George Friend
LEEDS UNITED are ready to make a January offer for Daniel Ayala, while Championship rivals Stoke City are lining up a formal approach for George Friend.
Farage in Sedgefield: Brexit Party leader calls on Labour voters to abandon party to ensure Conservatives get Brexit done
NIGEL FARAGE last night called on North-East Labour voters to abandon their traditional party to ensure that the Conservatives get Brexit done.
Thug beats woman unconscious with saucepan in terrifying outburst
A DANGEROUS thug faces being behind bars until 2033 after beating a woman unconscious with a saucepan.
'Pay-as-you-feel' concert series heads to Chester-le-Street
A COUNTY DURHAM-based singer/songwriter is continuing his series of concerts at which there are no fixed ticket prices, so people in financial hardship are not excluded from attending.
Letters: 'While staring across the channel we happily let the Chinese walk in the back door'
FOR the past three years the country has been consumed by the battle to “free” ourselves from the European Union, to supposedly take back control of our country and our future.
Letters: 'We are in the midst of a climate crisis that puts the future of humanity at considerable risk'
IT was reported on November 5 that 11,000 scientists in 153 countries have declared a climate emergency and warned that “untold human suffering” is unavoidable without huge shifts in the way we live.
Letters: 'Tories trying to find sticking plaster over potential winter crisis problem before election'
APPARENTLY the Tories are panicking over the possible effect on their vote in the General Election by the start of the normal winter crisis in the NHS.
Letters: 'Why is our infrastructure crumbling while those who pay less into EU have roads like snooker tables?'
THE UK is the second biggest contributor to the EU yet our country’s infrastructure is crumbling - why?
Letters: 'Keys to Number 10 is all to play for as elephant in the room looms large'
UNDER normal circumstances, a General Election provides all parties the chance to produce a manifesto that puts forward their respective policies for the future if elected.
Letters: 'Chris Foote Wood should swallow his pride and vote Lib Dem or Brexit Party'
CHRIS FOOTE WOOD’S in the Bishop Auckland constituency carefully avoids the elephant in the room, namely Labour’s abysmal national leadership and policies, not least over Brexit.
Letters: 'Absentee land owners are leaving land to become an eyesore'
HERE in Middlesbrough, as in other towns, we have the odd problem of absentee land owners living outside the area and who leave the land they own to become an eyesore at times.
Letters: 'It is time we stopped kidding ourselves that the EU is for our benefit'
REGARDING your editorial comment: Power up the North and what is seen as solving Brexit, is only one of the issues that this election is all about.
Letters: 'I've received a fourth reminder to register to vote - what a waste of money'
ON Friday morning I received my fourth reminder to register my vote from Durham County Council.
Letters: 'The next election will be the last to be run under a two party first past the post system'
UK politics is so fractured and voters so disillusioned that I believe the next election will be the last to be run under a two party,’ first past the post system’.
Thai defeats for a united Hartlepool side
Hartlepool’s united rugby side failed to win a match at the Bangkok International Sevens, but there was no shortage of effort on drama on the final day.
Letters: 'The General Election is about much more than Brexit'
MIKE Taylor (HAS November 9) makes some good points regarding Brexit, but voting in a general election is invariably different from a referendum as important as Brexit is, the general election on December 12 is about much, much more.
Man jailed for shooting at van wanted on recall to prison
A MAN who was jailed for shooting at a parked van is wanted on recall from prison.
Police appeal to help trace owners of suspected stolen items
Police are appealing to help trace the owners of some suspected stolen items found in the Raby Road area in Hartlepool.
Ore crusher put back together
A UNIQUE piece of industrial heritage has been painstakingly put back together at a Dales museum marking it's 40th anniversary.
Are you drinking too much? - Council urges residents to think about drink
RICHMONDSHIRE residents are being urged to be ‘drinkaware’ as part of a national campaign in the lead up to the festive season.
Housing scheme focuses on affordable family homes
A RARE scheme to build a housing development consisting entirely of affordable homes at the heart of a village has been recommended for approval.
Delivering over £30m to small businesses
ENTREPRENEURSHIP in the North-East is on the rise, according to figures published today by Start Up Loans, part of the British Business Bank.
Students hit a high note after being rewarded for their efforts
AN ‘ordinary’ musician hit all the right notes as he presented returning students with awards to recognise their outstanding academic effort and achievements.
Alcohol Awareness Week: Price paid by children of problem drinkers
BY now most of us are aware of the negative effects of drinking too much alcohol. Indeed evidence shows an increased risk of certain cancers even in those consuming just one unit of alcohol per day. However, the misconception still abounds that drinking…
A fitting home finally found for Ben Hyde memorial
A FITTING home has finally been found for a memorial plaque in honour of a young Northallerton soldier who died while serving in Iraq.
Under pressure: Finding a natural balance for our upland farmers
North Yorkshire Rural Commissioner Chris Clark talks about the pressures facing upland farmers.
Man, 21, arranged to meet ‘girl’, 12, for sex
A MAN who thought he was exchanging highly sexualised messages with girls aged 12 and 13 had, in reality, fallen for four decoy profiles posted by paedophile hunters.
Fishing lake at castle park to be used for boating activities
PLANS to boost leisure facilities at a country park near Bishop Auckland have been approved.
Shincliffe's evening of Remembrance raises thousands for soldiers' charity
A GARDEN centre has handed over more than £4,000 to a military charity after holding an evening of remembrance.
Businesses and community groups in Durham vying for micro-funding
COMMUNITY groups and local organisations will be vying for each other's support at a micro-funding event aimed at sparking entrepreneurial spirit.
Bishop Auckland pupils impress MP candidate with debating skills
YOUNGSTERS brushed up on their debating skills during a visit by a parliamentary candidate.
Hospitality supplier shortlisted for national award
A NUMBER of exclusive distribution deals with leading suppliers to the hospitality industry has led to a North-East company being shortlisted for a prestigious award.
Event will celebrate success of Darlington railway heritage project
A PROJECT celebrating Darlington’s rail heritage – and to highlight the 200th anniversary of the Stockton and Darlington railway – will come to an end in the spring.
U11s' role at Newcastle Falcons v Jersey Reds game
YOUNG rugby players enjoyed an important call-up earlier this month.
Care home residents create 'cascading poppies' display at Consett Library
RESIDENTS of a town's care homes have created a moving display of cascading poppies which is on display in the the library.

11th November 2019

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