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  • Darlington relieved after recording unconvincing win

    IT is not often an away win comes with a caveat of concern, yet that was the outcome of Darlington’s much-needed victory at the weekend, which they hope will kick-start their season. They recorded a much-needed three points with a 2-1 win at FC

  • Bloody Southerners ! How Brian Clough made his mark at Brighton

    There is, as I write, only one club among the 92 members of England’s four elite football leagues which carries the name of two places in its title. Born out of a gathering held at the Severn Stars Hotel in Ship Street, Brighton, on 24 June 1901, Brighton

  • Man charged following alleged stabbing

    A MAN has been charged following a stabbing in the early hours of Saturday morning. A police officer patrolling in Ferryhill was flagged down shortly after 2am by a man with several stab wounds. The 20-year-old, who is from the area, had injuries

  • Flute-playing charity busker raises over £100 in Durham

    A BUSKER has raised more than £100 for charity by playing in the rain on over the weekend. Nicola Mirams, 29, played gentle tunes for shoppers in Durham on Saturday as part of a tour of the country playing in different locations. Her twelfth

  • Work on new leisure centre underway

    WORK on a new multi-million pound leisure centre is now underway. The facility, which will be located on the All Saints Academy site in Ingleby Barwick, near Stockton. will include swimming pools, a health and fitness suite, gym and a library.

  • Positive results for Harrogate, Gateshead and York

    KELVIN Langmead celebrated his new contract by earning a point for Harrogate with a goal five minutes into stoppage time that sealed a 2-2 draw with Dover. The defender was one of three Town players to sign a new deal on the eve of the game, but

  • Defeated Ritson apologises to fans after loss

    GEORDIE British lightweight champion Lewis Ritson said sorry for disappointing in his bid to win the EBU European title after losing a split decision to Francesco Patera. Patera, a Belgian, who went into the fight in Ritson’s home city of Newcastle

  • Pools boss Bates satisfied with Orient outcome

    MATTHEW BATES was satisfied to have claimed a point from promotion-chasing Leyton Orient - even if it meant Hartlepool United slipping out of the National League play-off zone. Orient had to play the last 31 minutes with ten men after Joe Widdowson

  • Anderson inspires Moors into third place

    Spennymoor 5 Ashton United 0. Mark Anderson inspired Moors to their best win of the season and pushed them up to third in the National League North table. Anderson scored a beauty and set up three more, as Moors brushed Ashton aside with some

  • Aycliffe drop into bottom five

    Newton Aycliffe dropped into the bottom five of the table after they lost 4-2 at home to North Shields. Aycliffe got off to a great start on 8 minutes with a powerful shot by Tom Gavin from the edge of the box, but Paul Robinson fired the equaliser

  • Chandler furious with defence after Vase exit

    Bishop Auckland manager Ian Chandler was furious with his team’s defending after they were beaten 3-2 at home by Hemsworth in the first round of the Buildbase FA Vase on Saturday. Bishops were optimistic of a good Vase run on the back of promising

  • Police say no one injured in fire at B&M store

    POLICE say no one was injured after a large fire broke out at a B&M store in York yesterday. Huge fire breaks out at B&M Store near York Firefighters were called to the store on Clifton Moor at about 4.30pm on Saturday and remained

  • Travel boost for jobseekers

    JOBSEEKERS are now able to apply for jobs further afield without the worry of travel costs. Redcar & Cleveland Borough Council has partnered with rail provider Northern Railway on a six-month trial scheme to provide job seekers with free train

  • Children to recreate medieval battle to mark anniversary

    A MEDIEVAL battle which saw thousands of men slaughtered is set to be recreated by primary school children. Children from three schools will be taking part in the event to commemorate the anniversary of the Battle of Neville’s Cross, on Wednesday

  • Huge fire breaks out at B&M Store near York

    A MAJOR fire has broken out at a B&M store in North Yorkshire. The blaze at the B&M store on Clifton Moor, near York, occurred on Saturday and police were warning residents to keep windows and doors shut for fear the smoke may be toxic.

  • Stabbed man flags down police officer

    A MAN has been arrested following a stabbing in the early hours of Saturday morning. A police officer patrolling in Ferryhill, County Durham, was flagged down shortly after 2am by a man with several stab wounds. The 20-year-old man, who is