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  • Stef poised to keep the Redcar bandwagon rolling

    MIDDLEHAM dual-purpose trainer Stef Keniry is on a roll at Redcar, with her last three runners at the seaside track all winning. A couple of those come back for more in Redcar’s final two races of 2018 and Keniry’s smile could well be lighting

  • In Pictures: Fireworks at Darlington Northern Echo Arena

    THOUSANDS of people were at The Northern Echo Arena in Darlington on Sunday night for a "fireworks spectacular". The Arena played host to the display for the second year in a row. The event was relaunched in 2017 following a hiatus of six years

  • Darlington pick up a point but home woes continue

    HOME is where the heart is, so they say, yet almost two years into their tenancy Blackwell Meadows is a venue Darlington are still not comfortable playing at. Saturday saw them spruce the place up with banners featuring the club crest, permitted

  • Monday's racing prospects by Charlie McCann of betvictor

    Enable made history at Churchill Downs when she became the first horse in history to win the Arc and then land a race at the Breeders’ Cup. Connections have yet to decide whether she will race again next summer, and she is 4/1 with BetVictor to land

  • Ten-man York crash to heavy home defeat

    JOE TAIT’S first-half dismissal proved extremely costly as York City crashed to a resounding 4-1 home defeat to Bradford Park Avenue. Tait was sent off in the 27th-minute after striking away Jake Beesley with a flailing arm, and the Minstermen’

  • Harrogate claim point with stoppage-time strike

    HARROGATE TOWN 1 CHESTERFIELD 1 HARROGATE TOWN scored in the seventh minute of stoppage time to snatch a dramatic point in a 1-1 home draw with Chesterfield. Aaron Williams’ 97th-minute strike kept Town in fourth position in the National League

  • In Pictures: Durham Poppy Run

    MORE than 200 people and pooches completed the inaugural Durham Poppy Run to raise funds for the Royal British Legion on Saturday. The charity's first ever 5k funrun in Durham, held at Aykley Recreation Ground, helped– along with similar events

  • Gateshead beaten by league leaders

    GATESHEAD were unable to stop the march of National League leaders Wrexham as they crashed to a 3-1 defeat at the Racecourse Ground. The Welsh side are now firmly established as one of the favourites to win promotion to the Football League this

  • Match Ratings: Plymouth Argyle 0 Sunderland 2

    How did the players fare in Sunderland's 2-0 win at Plymouth? PLYMOUTH (4-5-1): Macey 7; Moore 5, Songo’o 6, Canavan 6, C Grant 6; Ness 6, Fox 6 (Lameiras 73), SARCEVIC 7, Carey 6, J Grant 6; Ladapo 7.  Subs (not used): O’Keefe (gk),

  • Match Ratings: Stoke City 0 Middlesbrough 0

    How did the players fare in Middlesbrough's goalless draw at Stoke? MIDDLESBROUGH (4-5-1): 6 Randolph: More or less a watching brief for the Republic of Ireland international, who had only one save to make in 90 minutes 7 Fry: Asked

  • Bishops up to second after Penrith win

    Bishop Auckland are now up to second in the EBAC Northern League thanks to a comfortable 5-0 away win at Penrith on Saturday. Bishops began where they left off at Penrith earlier in the season when they were leading 2-0 and the match was abandoned

  • Shildon manager Moore: Best performance of the season

    Shildon player-manager Danny Moore said that his side produced their best performance of the season when they won 2-0 at Barton Town in the second round of the Buildbase FA Vase on Saturday. The Railwaymen led the Northern League charge into the

  • Win at league leaders Chorley completes great week for Moors

    Chorley 1 Spennymoor Town 2. Spennymoor’s season got even better when they beat league leaders Chorley 2-1 on Saturday. Moors pulled off one of the best victories in their recent history when they beat York City 3-0 in midweek, and this triumph

  • Three lifesaving machines fitted in town

    POTENTIALLY lifesaving machines have been installed throughout a town. Crook Rotary Club, supported by Three Towns Partnership, have installed three defibrillators in Crook, ensuring they are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Club officials

  • Match Ratings: Newcastle United 1 Watford 0

    How did the players rate in Newcastle's 1-0 win over Watford? NEWCASTLE (4-2-3-1): 7 Dubravka: Made a crucial block from Success, but didn’t actually have that many saves to make despite Watford’s first-half dominance 7 Yedlin: Produced

  • Weekend of Remembrance events in village

    A VILLAGE has a packed weekend of Remembrance activities planned as the country prepares to mark 100 years since the end of the First World War. Middleton St George Community Centre and Parish Council are working together to organise a full weekend

  • Locations unveiled for new Norman Cornish trail

    PLANS to commemorate a North-East pitman painter are progressing as a council unveils locations set for a tribute trail. Spennymoor Town Council is pressing ahead with its creation and installation of The Cornish Trail in honour of Norman Cornish

  • Dracula returns to give audiences fright of their lives

    AUDIENCES are being warned to prepare for the fright of their lives as the gothic vampire classic Dracula comes to a theatre this week. Dracula is one of the most universally iconic novels ever written and will be performed at Darlington Hippodrome

  • Sherburn Village to host festival of remembrance

    A CHURCH is opening its doors for a festival of remembrance this week. The event at St Mary’s Church, in Sherburn Village, is being launched on Wednesday with a concert, starting at 7.30pm, which features local choir Voices Together. The church

  • Tree felling next to East Coast Main Line raises concerns

    CALLS have been made to stop work to fell trees next to a railway track after a section of woodland was stripped from an embankment. Network Rail has been carrying out work to clear trees from Redhills Cutting, a stretch of track between Redhills

  • Business leaders braved the cold for charity sleepout

    BUSINESS leaders from across Darlington are hoping to raise more than £20,000 for charity after successfully surviving a freezing night in a rugby stadium. The hardy bunch of 30 bosses took part in the town's first-ever CEO Sleepout event at Mowden

  • Police officer feared he would be dragged under car wheels

    A POLICE officer trying to detain a man for breaching a restraining order was dragged along by the suspect’s car door as he attempted to reverse away, a court heard. The PC approached Jackson Bryson’s car, after seeing him in the parked BMW at

  • Russell Howard announces Newcastle date for global tour

    ONE of the country's most popular comedians– Russell Howard– will bring his global tour to the North-East next September. Following the success of Netflix special Recalibrate, Sky One’s hit The Russell Howard Hour and 2017 international record-breaking