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Suspected drug drivers arrested after A1 police chase exceeds speeds of 140MPH

Fighting poverty in Teesdale: Volunteers at TCR Hub, in Barnard Castle, prepare food packages for people in hardship. Fighting poverty in Teesdale: Volunteers at TCR Hub, in Barnard Castle, prepare food packages for people in hardship.
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How your Put In a Pound donations could help this project fight poverty

The County Durham Community Foundation's Poverty Hurts Appeal, being backed by the Northern Echo's Put In A Pound campaign, has reached the £500k milestone. Pictured: CDCF Chief Executive Michelle Cooper MBE. The County Durham Community Foundation's Poverty Hurts Appeal, being backed by the Northern Echo's Put In A Pound campaign, has reached the £500k milestone. Pictured: CDCF Chief Executive Michelle Cooper MBE.
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Campaign backed by Echo's Put in a Pound appeal smashes £500k milestone

A community project which has received a £5,000 boost in its fight against poverty this winter could benefit further from your donations to our Put in a Pound campaign. A community project which has received a £5,000 boost in its fight against poverty this winter could benefit further from your donations to our Put in a Pound campaign.
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How this vital County Durham project could benefit from Echo campaign donations

The Echo's Put in a Pound campaign has passed the £3,000 milestone. The Echo's Put in a Pound campaign has passed the £3,000 milestone.
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Echo's Put in a Pound campaign reaches £3k milestone thanks to readers' generosity

The Northern Echo's ‘Put in a Pound’ campaign supporting the County Durham Community Foundation (CDCF) has passed the half way mark. Pictured: CDCF Chief Executive Michelle Cooper MBE. The Northern Echo's ‘Put in a Pound’ campaign supporting the County Durham Community Foundation (CDCF) has passed the half way mark. Pictured: CDCF Chief Executive Michelle Cooper MBE.
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Northern Echo's 'Put in a Pound' campaign passes half way mark - how you can donate

The Northern Echo launched our ‘Put in a Pound’ campaign supporting this week supporting the County Durham Community Foundation (CDCF). The Northern Echo launched our ‘Put in a Pound’ campaign supporting this week supporting the County Durham Community Foundation (CDCF).
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Northern Echo campaign hits £2,000 mark thanks to kindness of readers

The Northern Echo has today launched our ‘Put in a Pound’ campaign supporting the County Durham Community Foundation (CDCF). Pictured: CDCF Chief Executive Michelle Cooper MBE. The Northern Echo has today launched our ‘Put in a Pound’ campaign supporting the County Durham Community Foundation (CDCF). Pictured: CDCF Chief Executive Michelle Cooper MBE.
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Generous Echo readers donate more than £1,500 within hours of campaign launch

The Northern Echo has today (December 7) launched our 'Put in a Pound' campaign to help fight poverty in our region. The Northern Echo has today (December 7) launched our 'Put in a Pound' campaign to help fight poverty in our region.
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How to donate to The Northern Echo's 'Put in a Pound' campaign

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