Archive - Sunday, 18 November 2018

Hartlepool United's woeful home form shows no sign of easing up
IN the heady and hopeful days of summer, Matthew Bates spoke positively about getting Hartlepool United’s home form turned around.
Match Ratings: How Hartlepool United shaped up in defeat to Barnet
Goals:
Pools midfielder on his way out
MICHAEL Woods is on his way out of Hartlepool United. The midfielder was left out of the squad from this afternoon’s 3-1 humbling by Barnet.
Southgate celebrates a great 2018 - and wants more England success next year
GARETH SOUTHGATE was delighted to see his side sign off a successful 12 months in style – and the England boss is already targeting even more progress in 2019.
Man's 47,000 cigarettes and tobacco worth £16,000 in unpaid tax
A MAN from Tyne and Wear was found with more than 47,000 illegal cigarettes and 10 kilos of hand rolling tobacco at his home.
Curry house fined after customer had allergic reaction to onion bhaji
A RESTAURANT which served a customer with an ingredient to which they were allergic, has been ordered to pay more than £10,000.
Special praise for care home volunteers
A SPECIAL presentation was held for volunteers at a Hartlepool care home on World Kindness Day.
Michael Schenker Fest, O2 Academy, Newcastle
IT`S never quite the same when a lead singer in a band leaves and the replacement sings those songs done by their predecessor. It never quite hits the mark. For legendary guitarist Michael Schenker, a fair few singers have passed through the ranks of…
The Osmonds, St Nicholas Cathedral, Newcastle
SUCH is the diversity of music available to see in Newcastle at the moment meant that it was possible to see Thrash titans Slayer at the Metro Radio Arena last week and at the other end of the spectrum, the legendary The Osmonds at St. Nicholas…
Dead Daisies, O2 Academy, Newcastle
AND so the revolving door of members turns once again with drummer Brian Tichy departing since their last appearance at the Riverside two years ago.
England break their Croatian curse as they make Nations League semi-finals
FINALLY, the Croatian curse is broken. Yesterday’s successful booking of a semi-final place in the inaugural staging of the Nations League doesn’t compensate for the pain of July’s World Cup defeat in Russia, indeed in terms of the significance…
Tommy Wright: A lot of teams would have crumbled at 2-0 down, but we kept going
RELIEVED Darlington saw their unbeaten run extended to six matches – but it could have been so much better after they came back from 2-0 down for a point in a battling second half.
In Pictures: Sedgefield parkrun, November 17, 2018
SEDGEFIELD parkrun takes place every Saturday at 9am.
West make it six wins in a row
West Auckland have now won six games in a row after they held on to a 4-3 home win over Whickham on Saturday.
Moors happy with a point at Guiseley -- but not at sending off
Guiseley 1 Spennymoor Town 1.
Darlington school's 'sweet' Children in Need fundraiser
HUNDREDS of pupils queued to guess a confectionary conundrum to help raise cash for Children in Need.
Match ratings: Sunderland 1 Wycombe 1
How Sunderland rated ...
The Greatest Dough! Butterwick Hospice raises £30,000 with Greatest Show Ball
THERE'S no business like showbusiness as far as one of the North-East's best-known charities is concerned.
REPORT: Darlington 2 Hereford 2
JORDAN NICHOLSON’S late goal rescued meant Darlington avoided an embarrassing defeat at home to struggling Hereford, who had led 2-0.
Camera Club Profile: Feeling happy behind the lens - Shannon-Jo aged 18 from Stanley
EACH week we profile a member of The Northern Echo Camera Club. This week it's the turn of Shannon-Jo aged 18 from Stanley, County Durham.
Inspiration all around - we speak with Richmondshire artist Tim Brown
ARTIST Tim Brown lives near Downholme, in Richmondshire, with wife Anna, head of reception at Aysgarth School, son Archie, 17, and 15-year-old daughter Pippa. In between restoring the family home, he recently returned to painting full-time
Why eating out is hotting up in Bedale
MALCOLM Warne discovers that tandoori rivalry is the spice of life for diners in Bedale
Dickens in Darlington: Author's sibling, buried in Darlington, inspires show
A ‘DICKENS in Darlington’ season will celebrate links between the iconic author and the town where his brother died a penniless alcoholic.
'Brexit will not ruin our town twinning initiative' - Darlington councillor
AS Brexit negotiations continue, a councillor has pledged not to let the UK’s departure from the EU affect the solid bond between Darlington and its twin towns.
Police say proposed housing development could lead to crime
POLICE have criticised a proposed housing development because they say its design could generate crime.
Friends pen tributes to Durham man who led 'elderly widowers' to write about losing their wives
THE friends of an “elderly widower” who helped form a writing group to deal with the grief of losing a spouse have paid tribute to him by scribing their memories of him.
Jail for community's 'leading light' over driving ban breach
A “LEADING light” in the community has been sent to prison for breaching a suspended sentence banning her from driving.

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Hartlepool United's woeful home form shows no sign of easing up

Match Ratings: How Hartlepool United shaped up in defeat to Barnet

Pools midfielder on his way out

Southgate celebrates a great 2018 - and wants more England success next year

Man's 47,000 cigarettes and tobacco worth £16,000 in unpaid tax

Curry house fined after customer had allergic reaction to onion bhaji

Special praise for care home volunteers

Michael Schenker Fest, O2 Academy, Newcastle

The Osmonds, St Nicholas Cathedral, Newcastle

Dead Daisies, O2 Academy, Newcastle

England break their Croatian curse as they make Nations League semi-finals

Tommy Wright: A lot of teams would have crumbled at 2-0 down, but we kept going

In Pictures: Sedgefield parkrun, November 17, 2018

West make it six wins in a row

Moors happy with a point at Guiseley -- but not at sending off

Darlington school's 'sweet' Children in Need fundraiser

Match ratings: Sunderland 1 Wycombe 1

The Greatest Dough! Butterwick Hospice raises £30,000 with Greatest Show Ball

REPORT: Darlington 2 Hereford 2

Camera Club Profile: Feeling happy behind the lens - Shannon-Jo aged 18 from Stanley

Inspiration all around - we speak with Richmondshire artist Tim Brown

Why eating out is hotting up in Bedale

Dickens in Darlington: Author's sibling, buried in Darlington, inspires show

'Brexit will not ruin our town twinning initiative' - Darlington councillor

Police say proposed housing development could lead to crime

Friends pen tributes to Durham man who led 'elderly widowers' to write about losing their wives

Jail for community's 'leading light' over driving ban breach