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lisa sugden
SUGDEN Lisa October 20th Thinking of you on your birthday tomorrow Miss and love you always Dad, Ann-Marie and Family xxx
Allan CHRISTIAN
CHRISTIAN October 14, (peacefully surrounded by his family), of Chilton Lane. Allan, aged 80 years, devoted husband of the late Jean, much loved dad of John, Ian, Andrew and the late Paul, loving father-in-law of Sylvia, Michael, Steven and Rachel,…
GLADYS BAINBRIDGE
BAINBRIDGE Gladys Peacefully on October 14, aged 90 years. Beloved wife of the late Robert Stephenson Bainbridge and dearly loved mam of Paul, Judith and Ann. Funeral service to be held on Thursday October 24, at 12:30pm, at Wear Valley Crematorium,…
JIM WALTON
WALTON Jim Death leaves a heartache that no one can heal, Love leaves memories that no one can steal. Miss you dearly Jim. Love never dies. Mam and all the family.
ROBERT ALLAN
ALLAN Robert On October 12 of Esh Winning aged 81 years. Beloved son of the late Tom and Gladys, dearly loved brother of Rel and Maureen, brother-in-law of Norma and Jack and sadly missed by all his family and friends. Service to take place at Durham…
joan johnston
JOHNSTON Joan Peacefully on October 15 of Thirsk, aged 97 years. A beloved wife of the late Paddy, a dearly loved mother of Guy and daughter-in-law Margaret, a loving grandma of Claire and great-grandma. Will friends please meet for service in St Mary's…
Charles Henry Wilkinson
WILKINSON Charles Henry (Harry) October 19, 2009 To me you were special, what more is there to say, I only wish within my heart that you were here today. Love and miss you Sister Margaret
Terry FULLER
FULLER October 12, peacefully at home, Terry aged 68 years. Much loved husband to Ann, loving dad to Jayne and David, also father-in-law to Steve and Becky, devoted granda and popsy to Emily, Lilly, Lewis, Holly and Harry and a good friend to many.…
margaret CREIGHTON
CREIGHTON Margaret October 19, 2015 Loved and never forgotten by loving husband Frank, Catherine and Peter, Howard, Zac, Chloe and Tom, Jamie, Evie, Amelia and Oliver. All our love always.
Tom WILSON
WILSON Tom April 23, 1938 to October 20, 2018. Always in our thoughts, Forever in our hearts. With love from Jean, Diane and Michael.
lisa sugden
SUGDEN Lisa October 20th Thinking of you on your birthday Love always Aunty Janette and Stacey xxx
'Sensible' that Parliament gets chance to scrutinise Brexit deal
THE NFU has responded to the vote in the House of Commons on Saturday passing the Oliver Letwin amendment, which appears to mean Prime Minister Boris Johnson will have to ask the EU for an extension beyond October 31.
Tributes to teenage father-of-one killed following police pursuit in Spennymoor
A COMMUNITY is today coming to terms with the death of a local teenager following a police pursuit in Spennymoor.
Steve Bruce: 'Our attitude was much better - but we have to find a way to score goals'
STEVE BRUCE was happy with his players’ effort at Stamford Bridge, but admits a lack of a cutting edge proved costly as Newcastle United crashed to a 1-0 defeat to Chelsea.
Woodgate and Bilic confident Boro will climb out of trouble
JONATHAN WOODGATE insists that Middlesbrough will climb out of relegation trouble if they can match aspects of the performance against West Bromwich Albion which left them pointless.
Tributes to Geoffrey Gillow – one of the great characters of the North-East retail scene – who has died aged 103
TRIBUTES have been paid to one of the great characters of the North-East retail industry who has died at the age of 103.
LIVE: Hartlepool United 1 Brackley Town 0
Can Hartlepool United get through the final qualifying round of the FA Cup ?
Quakers into first round of the FA Cup: Tamworth 0 Darlington 3
Darlington win a third FA Cup away tie with goals by O'Neill (2) and Holness.
Live: Middlesbrough 0 West Brom 1`
Follow chief football writer Paul Fraser's updates from the Riverside
Man killed following police pursuit in Spennymoor, police confirm
A 19 YEAR-OLD man has died following a police pursuit in Spennymoor.
REPORT: Chelsea 1 Newcastle United 0
Chief Sports Writer Scott Wilson provides live coverage of Newcastle United's Premier League game at Chelsea
Woodgate expects stick when things are not going Boro’s way
WITH just two wins from Middlesbrough’s opening 11 league games, an early cup exit to lower opposition and problems at both ends of the pitch to overcome, Jonathan Woodgate expects criticism.
Parkinson knows how to deliver in League One with Sunderland
WHEN Phil Parkinson was paraded in front of the media at Sunderland’s Academy of Light on Thursday afternoon, he was left to deliver a solo performance. At such occasions it is common for the new appointment to be flanked by the club’s owner or at…
Nurse who crashed into a lamppost was almost five times the drink drive limit
A NURSE who crashed into a lamppost at 2pm in the afternoon was almost five times the legal drink drive limit.
Steve Bruce: 'Chelsea might be getting the plaudits - but our young lads are every bit as good'
CHELSEA have been praised for giving their young players a chance this season, but as he prepares to take his side to Stamford Bridge, Steve Bruce feels Newcastle United’s current crop of youngsters are every bit as exciting as the ones they are…
Woman who assaulted four police officers among 21 people in court last week
THE following cases were heard at Newton Aycliffe and Peterlee Magistrates’ Courts in the last week.
WATCH: Thief breaks into builders merchants and puts on staff uniform to steal laptop
A THIEF who targeted a builder’s merchants and dressed up in staff uniform told police he was in the building because he was a “good citizen” who was trying to stop a crime.
How Jonjo Shelvey has become Newcastle United's 'forgotten man'
IN football, for every winner, there is generally a loser. As Matty Longstaff wheeled away in celebration after scoring on his Premier League debut against Manchester United, one wonders what Jonjo Shelvey was thinking as he watched on from the…
Phil Parkinson: 'Somewhere along the line, Sunderland will get back to where it belongs'
ELEVEN years, twelve permanent managers. When it comes to job security at Sunderland in the last decade-or-so, the removal men charged with the task of clearing out the managerial office at the Academy of Light are the only people to have been in…
In pictures: The slums and the shops of South Church before they were demolished
ONCE, the riverside community of South Church, near Bishop Auckland, boasted eight shops and a fish shop, five pubs, a workmen's club and a brewery, two chapels and a church on the hill.
Convicted dangerous driver ‘Daz’ told custody 'inevitable'
A MAN who led police on a dangerous chase at speeds reaching 125-miles per hour, while over the drink-drive limit, was told there would be “no alternative” to a custodial sentence in his case.
What lies behind the glass of Teesside University's new research facility in Darlington?
FROM the outside it is a modern university building not unlike many others; plenty of glass, sharp angles and a few saplings dotted about outside indicating its infancy.
Banjo-playing busker replaces vandalised Darlington tree in memory of friend
A BANJO-playing busker donated a day's takings to replace a vandalised tree near his favourite spot in Darlington town centre.
Opera star Sir Thomas Allen returns home to open music centre
ONE of the world’s leading opera singers has opened a new centre for music education at an historic North-East venue.
Racing prospects by Charlie McCann of Betvictor
John Gosden will walk the course this morning before deciding whether he will allow his star stayer Stradivarius (2.10) to take his place in the field for today’s Long Distance Cup.
The Paul Mulrennan racing column
As far as the jockeys’ championship goes, this weekend marks the end of the season and I’d like to start by paying tribute to Oisin Murphy and Danny Tudhope, who have fought out the title this year.
Sweeney and Hartlepool United salute Michael Maidens
ANTONY Sweeney and Hartlepool United will pay tribute to Michael Maidens today.
Caretaker Sweeney thanks McGuckin for his Hartlepool United help
WITH 631 Hartlepool United appearances between them, Antony Sweeney and Ian McGuckin are well versed in all things blue and white.
Fatal collision trial set for almost two years after death of motorcyclist
A MAN due to stand trial charged with causing the death of a 22-year-old motorcyclist by careless driving.
'Sometimes you’ve got to sit back and admire what you’re watching'
ON-LOAN Tyrone O’Neill is in top form for Darlington and team-mate Adam Campbell says he enjoys watching his young team-mate unluck opposition defences.
Five pods proposed for campsite near Barnard Castle
LUXURY glamping pods could be added to a campsite near Barnard Castle under new proposals.
Greenswordsmanship
THAT extraordinary all-rounder Steve Greensword, now 75, finds himself included in Wisden Cricket Monthly’s Club Cricket Hall of Fame – No 25 it says, to which a reasonable response might be “What kept you?”
Five residents from North Yorkshire awarded BEM
FIVE residents in the North Yorkshire Lieutenancy area have been awarded British Empire Medals for outstanding services which benefit those in their communities.
Sex workers get extra protection
CRIMES against sex workers have been adopted into official policy for dealing with hate crime.
Call for artists to exhibit work
A GALLERY is seeking amateur, emerging and experienced artists and photographers to exhibit in its annual Spot on the Wall.
Small business success for artist inspired by the Yorkshire Dales
AN artist who draws inspiration from the abundance of animals in the Dales landscape has been named as having one of the best rural businesses in the North.
The rout of the Scots on banks of the Browney: the anniversary of a battle on one of Durham's most deadly days
SIX hundred and 73 years ago today, the Durham countryside was filled with the sound of carnage as 12,000 Scots did battle along the banks of the Browney with 7,000 Englishmen.
Take a look inside this 1694 home on the market for £650,000
IT MAY well sound cliched to say Lane House, an imposing property constructed of traditional red brick Flemish bond brickwork in 1694, is a wonderful marriage of original features, the vendors' personal taste and the contemporary conveniences today's…
Businesses urged to support cash strapped hospice
THE boss of cash-strapped hospice has called on businesses to do their bit and offer financial help, saying the hospice will not be able to keep its doors open day and night without it.
'Exploitation is taking place in the North-East': Conference held to tackle ongoing problem
THE chair of a group set up between the office of Cleveland's Police and Crime Commissioner and Cleveland Police has said “we cannot ignore exploitation” as more than 150 people attended a conference to tackle the problem.
Grant to improve garden for adults with learning disabilities
A DAY service for adults with learning disabilities has been awarded a community project grant towards improving facilities at their garden site.
Action on housing and environmental issues
COUNCIL staff and emergency services will team up to tackle housing and environmental issues affecting residents in a village.
Barn owl scheme boosts numbers across region
A NEW scheme to boost populations of barn owls in Teesside has seen its first successful year.
Annual excursion orgy finally gets under way to see Crook beaten in first round of FA Vase
THE Railroad to Wembley has rather been delayed this season, problems with what might be called the permanent way.
Etherley Lane School shows racism the red card
A SCHOOL organised an event to unite its 268 pupils in a stand against racism.
City pools to reopen following revamp
THE pools at Freeman’s Quay in Durham City will reopen for swimmers next week.
Fire hit grade listed farm house could be rebuilt
A GRADE II* listed farmhouse gutted by a fire last winter could be renovated if a proposal is approved by council planners.
Art Deco cinema faces demolition
A PLAN to demolish an Art Deco landmark on Redcar’s seafront and replace it with a new facility has been heavily criticised.
A mighty throne symbolising the seat of North-East power is 'Object of the Week'
A mighty throne befitting the status conferred on the Prince Bishops is the ‘Object of the Week’.

18th October 2019

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