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National park ranger completes Pennine Way ultra-marathon
A NATIONAL park ranger has completed the Pennine Way ultra-marathon after running the length of the trail in six days.
On the trail of the youngsome Stan
IT has been hard to escape the publicity for Stan & Ollie, the new film about Laurel & Hardy’s later years. It stars Steve Coogan, as Stan, and John C Reilly as the larger one.
Artists urged to enter North York Moors art competition
ARTISTS are being urged to enter a competition which celebrates the beauty, landscapes and scenery of the North York Moors National Park.
Jimmy Dunne ready to make his mark with Sunderland after Burnley loan move
LAST Saturday, Jimmy Dunne sat on the Stadium of Light bench and soaked up the atmosphere as more than 35,000 fans watched a 1-1 draw with Luton Town. Seven days on, and the 21-year-old loanee is ready to start making his mark.
The Aidan Coleman column
Taunton on a Saturday might not sound the most high-profile fixture to be riding at, but it’s a very decent fixture - as you’d expect from what is a first-class venue.
No major worries for Rafa in key areas
AFTER a week when spying within the English game has become a huge talking point, Rafa Benitez will not be worrying about any uninvited guests monitoring how he does things in training – even if he is striving for a little bit extra from his players…
The weekend's best bets by Charlie McCann of betvictor
The Haydock executive have called a precautionary inspection at 7.30 this morning with snow the threat to the track, although clerk of the course Kirkland Tellwright suggested on Friday that he was optimistic that racing would go ahead.
Home discomforts leave Benitez puzzled
RAFA BENITEZ wants everyone connected with Newcastle United to stay together to boost the battle to stay in the Premier League even though his side’s home form is driving him mad.
Boro are ready for two key weeks
WITH less than two weeks remaining of the transfer window, Tony Pulis has stressed that the next fortnight will go a long way in determining how strongly Middlesbrough finish this season.
A photographic look at the life of Lord Foster of Bishop Auckland
LORD FOSTER, of Bishop Auckland, who died last Saturday, had many interests, and one of his most passionate was heritage.
Children's project given boost thanks to generous employees
A PROJECT to help children and young people with Down Syndrome gain essential skills has had a welcome boost thanks to generous company employees.
Boro boss Tony Pulis impressed by Marcelo Bielsa despite spy storm
DESPITE hearing that Marcelo Bielsa is likely to have sent a spy to monitor Middlesbrough’s training at Rockliffe Park earlier this season, Tony Pulis actually thinks the Leeds United boss is working wonders at Elland Road regardless of the…
Safety a concern as residents asked for views on Victoria Road, Darlington
RESIDENTS in a part of Darlington earmarked for a possible revamp say they are concerned about safety as well as the run-down look of the area.
MP Rishi Sunak 'delighted' by armed forces social housing proposals
AN MP has welcomed a move that will allow councils to prioritise social housing for Armed Forces personnel and veterans who are living with mental health problems.
Internet providers to get business rate relief
BROADBAND and mobile phone mast providers in Richmondshire are set to get reduced business rates as the council encourages 100 percent coverage across the district.
Dental practice celebrates 10th anniversary with charity drive
AN orthodontic practice is marking ten years in business by donating to ten charities that have played a part in its development.
Lifeboatmen go underground in Fundraising effort
LIFEBOATMEN from the Runswick Bay Rescue Boat charity (RBRB) have fundraised almost £300 as they sent members down the second deepest mine in Europe.
Winners of Northern Echo competition receive their prize
THE winners of a competition run by The Northern Echo called into the paper’s Darlington head office this week to collect their prize.
George Michael fans can enjoy his hits in the North-East
FANS of the late great George Michael can relive his greatest solo and Wham! hits in the region.
Operators sought for two town markets
OPERATORS are being sought for two popular County Durham markets.
Inquest jury told that HMP Durham prisoner feared for his life
A PRISONER who was found hanged in his cell was in real fear for his own safety, a jury was told.
Second ice-cream vans gets consent at beauty spot after saga
A SAGA over who is allowed to sell ice-cream at a national park visitor hotspot appears to have been resolved after it was agreed a refreshments van should be moved “by about eight feet”.
North-East academics and foodies take medieval science to California
ACADEMICS and foodies from the North-East are behind a team taking a taste of medieval times to a Californian light festival.
How carnage on the roads in the 1960s led to progress
THE graphic collection of 1960s car crash photographs that we published in October transported us back to an era of terrible carnage on our roads.
Review of changes to controversial housing scheme in Middleton St George
COUNCILLORS are being asked to agree to changes to a controversial planning application.
Why former Echo editor Harold Evans decided to publish this fatal crash picture on the paper's front page
WE found our graphic collection of car crash photos lurking unseen for many years in a forgotten corner of the Echo office. The photographs had been printed up for an exhibition, presumably for road safety purposes, and so didn’t have any captions…
Craft day sessions helping families to bond
A SUCCESSFUL project to help armed forces families and those dealing with special needs is entering its seventh month.
11 new affordable homes in Wheatley Hill with prices starting at £108,500
AFFORDABLE housing provider Hellens Residential has delivered 11 new bungalows at Marley Fields in Wheatley Hill, with prices starting at only £108,500.
Pay it back - Retired police officer must find £103,000 to repay church
A JAILED retired police officer who took more than £90,000 from the church he worked at has been ordered to pay it back.
Decision due on whether Durham chippy can sell alcohol
A DECISION is due to be made on whether a new fish and chips shop is given an application to sell alcohol.
Former scientist turned artist puts on new show in Durham
A FORMER medical research scientist who started painting after struggling with ill health is holding an exhibition of her work.
Former police inspector Gordon Bacon on honorary degree: 'I had a bit of a wobble on'
FORMER police inspector Gordon Bacon was appointed OBE in 1998, services to humanitarian relief, last week received an honorary MA degree from Durham University.
Dental patient receives £6,500 in out of court settlement
A WOMAN has received £6,500 in an out of court settlement after she claimed she was left in severe pain following a tooth extraction.
Union blasts NHS Trust over parking row
UNION bosses have accused a NHS Trust of treating staff with contempt over car parking charges.
Born in 2018 baby pictures 24-page souvenir special in The Northern Echo on Tuesday, January 22
ARRIVALS: Did you, a family member or friend submit a picture for our Born in 2018 souvenir picture special?
Pools boss: “We need to try and get people here but it may cost the chairman a bit more."
RICHARD MONEY yesterday completed a busy day of transfer dealings, as he made three signings to give his Hartlepool United squad a much-needed boost.
Jack Ross: 'Bielsa's dossiers weren't a revelation - we do exactly the same here at Sunderland'
IT has been billed as a series of explosive revelations that have rocked English football. Instead, when Jack Ross watched Marcelo Bielsa’s remarkable press conference at Leeds United’s training ground on Wednesday night, the Sunderland manager…
Diving licence?
HITHERTO rather short of memories of the golden age, Bishop Auckland FC’s handsome new stadium will soon be adorned with 17 large photographs of the Two Blues unparalleled purple patch.
Council chiefs "appalled" by "disingenuous" claims over hospital ward
COUNCIL chiefs have said they are "appalled" at "disingenuous" claims by health bosses over the future of a hospital ward.
'Stop feeding the seagulls in your garden' - warning to bird lover leaves him scared
A MAN has been told to change the way he feeds birds in his garden or face the prospect of action being taken against him by his landlord.
Museum founders to be embodied in new contemporary dance
A DANCE embodying the life of the cofounders of a County Durham museum is set to be performed in the very place they were so passionate about.
Search is on for new homes for pair of greyhounds - Pablo and Jasper
THE Dogs Trust’s Rehoming Centre in Darlington is celebrating after successfully rehoming more than 1,000 dogs in 2018.
BETTY SNOWDON
SNOWDON January 13 of Deneside Spennymoor Betty (nee Fitzgerald), aged 87 years. Loving wife of the late Frank, much loved grandma, great-grandma, great-great-grandma, aunty and a dear friend to many. Would friends please meet at Durham Crematorium…
JOYCE BOWES
BOWES Joyce On January 14, suddenly in hospital aged 76 years, of Mill Lane, Constable Burton. Beloved wife of Cliff, dearly loved mother of Ken and Mark and a much loved mother-in-law, nanny and auntie. Funeral service at Darlington Crematorium on…
David DIXOn
DIXON On January 7, peacefully in hospital, David aged 74 years. Loving husband of Valerie, much loved dad to Louise, Andrea and David, adored grandfather of Lucy, Katy, Laura, Bethany, Thomas and Nicole. A much adored great-grandad. Funeral service to…
JOHN MAGRAW
MAGRAW On January 8, of Brandon (formerly of Sherburn Village). John, aged 68 years. Much loved husband of Avril, father of Heather, son of the late Matthew and Violet Magraw of Sherburn Village and brother of Alan. Friends please meet for service and…
mark allinson
ALLINSON Mark Ally A heartache a tear a memory so dear each day of our lives we wish you here Happy Birthday In Heaven Love and miss you Mark Mam and Dad xxx
mark allinson
ALLINSON Mark Ally Happy 40th Birthday Dad Love and miss you Markyboy xxx
mark allinson
ALLINSON Mark Ally Sending Birthday wishes Brother on your 40th Birthday Love Tracy, Brad and Olivia xxx
eileen tallentire
TALLENTIRE Eileen Joe and family of the late Eileen sincerely thank relatives, friends and neighbours for kindness and sympathy shown during their recent bereavement and for the many cards received and donations to church and GNAA. Also thank you to…
val radestock
RADESTOCK Val Heavy are our hearts today when memory brings you back once more to the time when you were with us We cannot bring the old days back when we were altogether but memories keep you close to us and memories last forever Ken and family
elsie stephenson
STEPHENSON Elsie January 19, 2018 One year today gone are the days we used to share but in our hearts you are always there Sister Joan Son Paul and family
Kenneth WOODFINE
WOODFINE Kenneth January 19, 2018. A year today Dad since you went away, Loved and remembered every day. Tracy, Michael, Nicola and families. Also remember our lovely mam, never forgotten, you both are forever in our hearts xx.
ANN RELPH
RELPH Ann In memory of a loving wife and mam who died on January 19, 2018. Treasured memories we shared together will last forever. Always loved and never to be forgotten. Husband Bill, son Karl, families and friends
fred duffin
DUFFIN Fred It's been a year now Dad you'll forever be in our hearts Loved and remembered always Michael, Kevin, Julie and families xxx
Liam Hodgson
Liam HODGSON Happy 18th Birthday Liam love Aunty Lynn, Uncle David and Lucy Ian, Laura & Harper, Amy, Ronnie and Nana xx
ELIZABETH ISABELLA GATES
GATES Elizabeth Isabella January 20, 1969 You're pain free now 50 years on memories and love are as strong as ever. Kenneth, Nancy and Chris.
Ken WOODFINE
WOODFINE Ken Died January 19, 2018. You can remember him and that he's gone, Or you can cherish his memory and left it live on. Missed by brother Ray, Florence and family.
JEAN HODGSON
HODGSON Jean Anne Passed away on January 6, aged 65 years, of Stanhope. Wife of the late Michael, loving mother of Lynn and Mark, grandmother of Luke, Michael and Thomas. Funeral service to take place at St Thomas' Church, Stanhope, on Wednesday,…
Liam Hodgson
Liam HODGSON Look who's 18! Happy Birthday Liam All our love Mam, Dad, Sarah and Sam xx
Christine Bourne
BOURNE Christine nee Greenwood January 19, 2016 Never more than a thought away, Loved and remembered every day, Sadly missed Mam and Family

18th January 2019

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