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Archive - Tuesday, 26 March 2019

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Rachel Anderson: Brexit is turning into the Sedgefield Ball Game
RIGHT then. Are we all settled in for another “crunch” week of shouting at the telly, becoming experts on arcane pieces of constitutional convention whilst the Government and Parliament make Brexit look like the ?
Raby Castle hosts Cricket World Cup Trophy Tour
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Opera group will perform a contrasting double bill in village church
OPERA Nova is returning to a village church with a double bill of contrasting musical works.
Durham-area motorcyclist, 58, dies following crash in the Dales
A MOTORCYCLIST has died following a crash.
Doug's delight at Ramside GC full-house
A SENIOR golfer and self-styled ‘Lord’ has completed the rare feat of scoring a hole-in-one at every par three on his home course - The Prince Bishops at Ramside Golf Club.
Girl, 5, suffers broken leg after being hit by car
A FIVE-YEAR-OLD girl suffered a broken leg after she was hit by a car.
The Durham Singers to perform Thomas Tallis' Spem in Alium at Durham Cathedral
ONE the most magnificent pieces of choral music ever written will receive a rare live performance in Durham Cathedral.
Darlington ATM snatch: Did you see Transit and SEAT Ibiza police believe were used by robbers?
POLICE are looking for two vehicles which were involved in a cash machine raid on Saturday.
Call for Welcome to Yorkshire chairman to quit after shock resignation of Sir Gary Verity
THE board of Welcome to Yorkshire is coming under pressure to release more details about the shock revelation that its high-profile chief executive had stood down amid claims of bullying and abusing his expenses.
Newcastle United confirm summer trip to China for Asia Trophy
NEWCASTLE UNITED have confirmed they will be one of four English clubs competing at this summer's Premier League Asia Trophy in China.
Police called to Premier Inn after reports of man having sex with underage girl
POLICE were called to a budget hotel by a member of the public suspicious about a potentially illicit liaison between a man and an underage girl.
Police have found missing man, Craig Marcus Lawrence
POLICE who issued an urgent appeal to find an "extremely vulnerable" missing man say he has been located.
Debenhams gives Mike Ashley's Sports Direct until April 22 to make a bid or walk away
STRUGGLING retailer Debenhams has said it will give any firm takeover offer from Mike Ashley's Sports Direct "due consideration" but said it would continue with emergency funding plans.
Brexit: What happens after MPs seize control?
MPs have voted for an amendment enabling them to take control of Commons business and stage a series of "indicative" votes on the way forward for Brexit.
May's Brexit plan in disarray as MPs take control of Commons business and three pro-EU ministers quit
THERESA May's Brexit strategy is in disarray after MPs dramatically voted to wrest control of the process from the hands of ministers.
Dad knocked out in front of daughter, three, after argument at McDonalds
A FATHER was knocked unconscious while in Mcdonalds with his three-year-old daughter.
Police reveal identity of body found in River Wear
THE BODY of a man found in a river has been identified by police.
"Too many bad decisions have been made over the years," say Darlington Green Party as members get ready to launch election campaign
MEMBERS of Darlington Green Party will be joined at the weekend by co-leader of the political group who is visiting the town ahead of the local elections.
Hignett on why Hartlepool attacker James was on the bench against Wrexham
LUKE JAMES was granted a rest on Saturday as Craig Hignett tries to look after his livewire attacker.
Spennymoor charity founder presented with prestigious award
A CHARITY founder has received a national award in honour of his work supporting families affected by cancer.
'Out of control' - Jobless scaffolder responsible for catalogue of crime from North Yorkshire to Teesside
A JOBLESS scaffolder "went out of control" and was at the heart of a catalogue of crime from North Yorkshire to Teesside.
Rare locomotive pulls out of North York Moors opening weekend and here's why
A RARE locomotive which was due to delight engine enthusiasts on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway has been forced to cancel due to piston trouble.
Special food festival planned for this weekend
PRODUCERS of great North-East food are being sought for a special weekend event later this week.
Newby Hall made spick and span for the new season
ONE of the region’s finest country houses is undergoing a spring clean ahead of its reopening for the new season.
Gateshead’s Primula Cheese makes television debut
VIEWERS will get a sneak peek into the world of spreadable cheese tubes as a North-East cheese factory hits TV screens.
Yorkshire Shepherdess helps keep air ambulance flying with popular Christmas card
YORKSHIRE Shepherdess Amanda Owen has helped raise more than £1,650 with a starring role on one of Yorkshire Air Ambulance (YAA) Christmas cards.
'Coup' to show UK2070 Commission South Tees development
THE UK2070 Commission has visited the South Tees Development Corporation to learn about the UK’s biggest development opportunity, as it seeks to shape national and regional economic policy.
Army cadets report for duty at new £400,000 training base
CADETS from Stokesley Army Cadet Force are planning to go on a recruitment drive after celebrating the opening their new £400,000 centre.
Durham adoption agency becomes part of larger organisation
A NORTH-East adoption agency has joined another organisation so it can continue finding homes for children across the region.
Darlington pageant contestant fundraises for baby hospice
A STUDENT competing in a local beauty pageant is hoping to raise as much money as they can for a hospice.
Darlington's Skapones to support their "heroes" The Specials on tour
A LOCAL band have been announced as the support act for a music legend on their latest tour.
Young minds broadened with future careers event
CAREER-minded students have been given a glimpse of the future thanks to a week-long initiative designed to open their minds to the world of work.
'A kind of ‘who’s who’ of Northern England at the turn of the 13th century” - Original 800-year-old royal charter found in Durham library
AN original royal charter from the first year of King John’s reign has been discovered in County Durham.
Table cricket group is launched
A COMMUNITY cricket club is bringing the sport to people who have physical disabilities.
School invites public to fundraising event inspired by pupil
A GIRL'S fundraising idea has inspired her whole school to get involved by hosting a day of charity fun this Friday.
Clubs including Sunderland and Rangers consider Downing
STEWART DOWNING’S bizarre contract situation is no nearer to finding an amicable solution, with Rangers and Sunderland two of the clubs considering a summer move for the Middlesbrough player.
'I’ve got a full squad that are ready to go if called upon' - Ross delighted with Sunderland's team spirit
JACK ROSS is convinced Sunderland’s players have the right camaraderie to finish off the League One promotion challenge in style – even if they will be playing catch up for the next few weeks at least.
Greek goddesses and explorers inspire Sirius shortlist
THE public are invited to decide a name for their first of three 1,800 tonne tunnel boring machines (TBM).
Volunteer urges others to feel 'warm glow' by helping elderly
A DEDICATED volunteer is urging other altruistic men and women in the borough to help relieve the loneliness and isolation elderly members of the community feel on a day-to-day basis.
‘Tyson Fury gave me the strength to carry on,’ says fan who tried to take his own life
A TYSON Fury fan who tried to kill himself but was “saved” after being inspired by the boxer’s battle against depression is following in his hero’s footsteps by stepping into the ring for a charity boxing match.
'Disorientated, swinging arms erratically, and eyes rolling into back of head' - Bare-chested knifeman staggered into traffic
A BARE-CHESTED man who was seen wandering in and out of traffic in the snow has told a court: "I just wanted to go to jail."
Syrian refugee who fled war-torn Damascus qualifies as dental nurse
A SYRIAN refugee who fled war-torn Damascus as an 18-year-old student has spoken of the welcome she got in the UK and her gratitude at being given the chance to qualify as a dental nurse here.
Time capsule buried to mark anniversary of fire which burned down Meadowfield's church hall
MEMBERS of the community turned out for the burial of a time capsule outside its newly rebuilt church hall, marking the anniversary of the fire which destroyed the previous building.
Ultramarathon runner makes St Cuthbert's Day pilgrimage
A CHARITY fundraiser has undertaken an ultramarathon length pilgrimage to mark St Cuthbert’s Day.
Greenfield Community College recognised for its contribution to art
STUDENTS and staff have celebrated their work after receiving a renowned art award.
Oral history exhibition records fascinating insight of life inside historic seminary
A FASCINATING insight into life at a former Catholic seminary is about to be unveiled to the public.
Legal battle is rumbling on at opencast mine
PROTESTORS are resuming legal action into the Government’s failure to intervene in the creation of an opencast coalmine.
JOHN ARTHUR WILLIS
WILLIS John Arthur, aged 69 years, after a short illness on March 16, of Bellburn Lane, Darlington. Much loved husband of Angela, dear son-in-law of Margaret and the late Alec, dear brother of Tony and dear brother-in-law of Barbara. Funeral Monday,…
raymond wilson
WILSON March 14 peacefully, Raymond, aged 86 years of Bishop Auckland, formerly Tudhoe. Loving husband of the late Iris, dearly loved dad of Sheila, Ian and Denise, dear father-in-law of Michael, Sue and Richard, also a devoted grandad of Kate, Marie,…
CHRISTINE STOKER
STOKER Christine Ray and Diane wish to express their sincere thanks to all relatives and friends for their kindness, sympathy, cards and support shown during their recent bereavement. Donations to the 'Poppy Appeal' was £200.00. Special thanks to Jack…
KATHLEEN ROBINSON
ROBINSON Kathleen (Lanchester) 12 years have passed, the pain is still there, life without you is so hard to bear, people may forget now that you're gone, we will remember no matter how long. Love, husband Owen, daughter Marie, son-in-law Chris, son…
JOYCE STROPHAIR
STROPHAIR Joyce April 13, 1934 - March 25, 2017 Loved and remenbered everyday. Always in our thoughts Lots of love from John, Paula, and Cara
john wright
WRIGHT March 12 in hospital of Crook, John Arnold aged 81 years. Dearly loved husband of Winnie, father of Christopher and Elizabeth, father-in-law of Kim and Les, grandfather of Emma and Nathan. Funeral Tuesday, April 2. Will friends please meet at…
MAUREEN LYNCH
LYNCH March 17, peacefully at home, of Shildon. Maureen aged 76 years nee Ord. Beloved wife of the late Anthony (Tony). A much loved mum to Barbara and Toni, mother-in-law to Stuart and Keith. Devoted nana to Lydia, Luke and Lucy, also a much loved…
PAT BRAMWELL
BRAMWELL March 21 (peacefully at home) of Bishop Middleham, Pat aged 76 years. Beloved wife of Derek, dearly loved mam of Kevin, Paul and Derek, sister to Jean, Betty, Joan, Jacqueline and John, a much loved grandma to Carol, Jordan, Graeme, Bon Scott,…
AUDREY THORNTON
THORNTON March 19, (at home) of Barnard Castle, Audrey aged 73 years. Much loved wife of Terry, loving mother of Shaun and Shelly. Dear mother-in-law of Julia and Steve and much loved Grannie of Jake, Niamh and Matthew. Sadly missed by all of her family…
derrick dawson
DAWSON Derrick Robert Of Scorton, passed away peacefully in hospital on March 19 aged 92 years. Beloved husband to Edith, much loved dad to Michael and Debbie also a dearly loved grandad, great-grandad and father-in-law. Funeral Service to be held at St…
mary woods
WOODS nee Salmon March 20 in Tenlands Home Ferryhill. Mary Sheila "known as Sheila" aged 90 years, dearly loved and adored wife of David retired caretaker of Dean bank, Grammar and Comprehensive schools. Will friends and family please meet for the…
charles williams
WILLIAMS Charles (Charlie) Peacefully in hospital on March 17 of Shotton Colliery, Charlie, aged 73 years. Devoted husband of Maureen, much loved dad of Stephen, Brian and Julie, devoted granda of Rachel and Louise. Cremation Durham Crematorium Tuesday,…
Jennie RAYNER
RAYNER Jennie (nee Darby) On March 21, aged 93 years of Wingate. A dearly beloved wife of the late Wilf, a much loved mam of Maureen, Jennie and the late Terry, also a dear mother-in-law, devoted gran, great-gran and great-great-gran. Funeral service to…
BARBARA ANNE OLDFIELD
OLDFIELD Barbara Anne (nee Lowis) of Darlington, died peacefully after a short illness aged 79 years. Much loved mam of Lorraine and Denise, mother-in-law to Andrew, nana to Lee, Scott, Rachel and Samantha, also great-nana of Reid and a special sister…
frederick metcalfe
METCALFE Frederick March 20 peacefully in Hospital. Frederick aged 83 years of Bedale. Dearly loved dad of Colin and Amanda and a dearest grandad. Funeral service to be held at Darlington Crematorium on Wednesday, April 3 at 11.45am. Family flowers only…

25th March 2019

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