Archive - Thursday, 20 September 2018

Chance to work as a volunteer in a beautiful and historic setting
ONE of the North-East’s most stunning and historic attractions is appealing for volunteers to help drive forward its return to glory.
Repairs to burst water main
WORKMEN are carrying out repairs to a burst water main.
Comment: The train line to hell
IF the old proverb is correct that the “road to hell is paved with good intentions”, then the train line to hell must be as well.
Chris Lloyd: Conkers and nuts in the eye of a storm
STORM ALI has blown through and carpeted our street with a crunchy layer of nuts and conkers.
Innovative hose coupling adaptor gets flood of support from emergency responders
A COLLABORATION between the Environment Agency and firefighters has resulted in the innovation of a coupling that has the potential to save more lives, land and property across the country.
Wolsingham School: A thriving and happy community
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Community's pride at America's Got Talent finalist Courtney Hadwin
SCHOOL friends and teachers of singing sensation Courtney Hadwin have spoken of their “immense pride” at her achievement after she missed out on winning America’s Got Talent.
Club to screen film in tribute to much loved actress
A NORTH-EAST film club is to screen a tribute to a much loved actress.
Juliet Kelly: Divas of Jazz, Gosforth Civic Theatre
VOCALIST Juliet Kelly made a return visit to the region to play two gigs in a day.
Sunderland's Charlie Wyke ruled out for rest of year plus Josh Maja a wanted man
CHARLIE WYKE is unlikely to play again for Sunderland for the rest of the year, Jack Ross has confirmed at the Academy of Light this afternoon.
Calendar Girls – The Musical, Theatre Royal Newcastle
THE true story of an unlikely band of modern-day Lady Godivas who shed inhibitions to raise money for charity has already inspired a hit film and a much-performed play and now, the man who wrote both, Tim Firth, has collaborated with old friend and…
More than £1m worth of drugs goes up in smoke
MORE than one million pounds worth of seized drugs have being burnt to keep them off the streets.
Hartlepool report positive Ryan Donaldson news ahead of Halifax test
HARTLEPOOL UNITED have received positive news on Ryan Donaldson’s hamstring injury, even if the forward has been ruled out of the next two away dates.
Driver punched, then carjacked by pair high on drugs
TWO men who hijacked a car have been both jailed for three years.
Letters: 'The UK is now quite clearly not leaving the EU'
HARDLY a day that goes by without Brexit being undermined or sidelined by the establishment.
Letters: Spennymoor pedestrian crossing a major safety concern
I UNDERSTAND that a lady was nearly knocked down near the Kingfisher pedestrian crossing, Spennymoor, on Saturday.
Letters: Manufacturing companies don't seem concerned about Brexit
IF Brexit is going to be such a disaster for manufacturing, especially in the North-East, how is it that there are five companies bidding for the building of new trains for the Metro, to be supplied by 2021? (Echo Business, Sept 18).
Man fined after failing to clean up after his dog
A MAN is facing a legal bill of almost £400 after failing to clean up after his dog.
Letters: Happy to move back to Stockton away from Hartlepool's water
I NOTICE Hartlepool is always mentioned when people start talking about fluoride (Echo, Sept 7). Let me tell you a couple of tales about the local water there.
Funding page launched for family of man, 31, who died after assault
FUNDS have started to pour in for the family of a man who died more than one week after being assaulted.
Letters: Darlington library staff deserve to know plans for future
AS much as we are all delighted that Darlington council has had a rethink about its proposed closure of our Crown Street library, I am wondering what is to be the fate of the staff?
Letters: Hurricane Florence left trail of destruction in its path, Storm Donald still raging
SHE was only there for a few days but Hurricane Florence has caused a massive amount of damage in the US.
Sunderland striker to open football club's new stand
SUNDERLAND striker Luke Molyneux will unveil a football club's new stand tomorrow.
Festive fun in store at County Durham castle
CHRISTMAS at a County Durham castle is promising to be bigger than ever this year.
Pensioner told family that police dog which attacked her was 'out of control'
THE family of a terminally-ill pensioner savaged by a police dog said she repeatedly said the animal had been ‘out of control’.
Woman fined after leaving sofa in garden
A WOMAN who left two sofas on the street outside her home has been left hundreds of pounds worse off and with a criminal record.
Residents meet rescue team to see how funding is used
TWO residents part of a housing association panel which awards grants to local not-for-profit organisations have seen how some of the money is spent, after visiting the headquarters of the Cleveland Mountain Rescue Team.
Local NHS supports national campaign to improve dementia diagnosis rates
HEALTH bosses are calling for improved diagnoses rates for dementia patients.
Record-breaking GCSE results at Royal Grammar School, Newcastle
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A summer of success for Newcastle's Royal Grammar School students
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King Street – a great place to start your child’s future
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Head so proud of Ox Close success
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Summer adventures make transition easy at King James 1 Academy
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Archive - Thursday, 20 September 2018

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Chance to work as a volunteer in a beautiful and historic setting

Repairs to burst water main

Comment: The train line to hell

Chris Lloyd: Conkers and nuts in the eye of a storm

Innovative hose coupling adaptor gets flood of support from emergency responders

Wolsingham School: A thriving and happy community

Community's pride at America's Got Talent finalist Courtney Hadwin

Club to screen film in tribute to much loved actress

Juliet Kelly: Divas of Jazz, Gosforth Civic Theatre

Sunderland's Charlie Wyke ruled out for rest of year plus Josh Maja a wanted man

Calendar Girls – The Musical, Theatre Royal Newcastle

More than £1m worth of drugs goes up in smoke

Hartlepool report positive Ryan Donaldson news ahead of Halifax test

Driver punched, then carjacked by pair high on drugs

Letters: 'The UK is now quite clearly not leaving the EU'

Letters: Spennymoor pedestrian crossing a major safety concern

Letters: Manufacturing companies don't seem concerned about Brexit

Man fined after failing to clean up after his dog

Letters: Happy to move back to Stockton away from Hartlepool's water

Funding page launched for family of man, 31, who died after assault

Letters: Darlington library staff deserve to know plans for future

Letters: Hurricane Florence left trail of destruction in its path, Storm Donald still raging

Sunderland striker to open football club's new stand

Festive fun in store at County Durham castle

Pensioner told family that police dog which attacked her was 'out of control'

Woman fined after leaving sofa in garden

Residents meet rescue team to see how funding is used

Local NHS supports national campaign to improve dementia diagnosis rates

Record-breaking GCSE results at Royal Grammar School, Newcastle

A summer of success for Newcastle's Royal Grammar School students

King Street – a great place to start your child’s future

Head so proud of Ox Close success

Summer adventures make transition easy at King James 1 Academy