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5 of the best spring walks in the Yorkshire Dales – fancy some fresh air?
After a busy working week and trying to keep on top of everyday life, blowing the cobwebs away and clearing your mind can sound quite appealing, especially at springtime. Getting out of the house for some fresh air is one way that is bound to make
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'Building hope': Thousands raised towards finding solution to homelesness
A newly launched charity has raised an amazing £29,000 towards its mission of providing a long-term solution to homelessness in the North East. More than 220 people attended the first major fundraising initiative held by Core Foundations, the '
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‘Restoring a legendary pub back to greatness’ Fox and Hounds reopens in Neasham
Fox and Hounds in Neasham has finally reopened under new ownership. Now owned by Kreft Holdings, who also own The Bridge Inn, The Pennyweight and The Mowden, Fox and Hounds reopened on Tuesday, March 19. The popular Darlington pub originally
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Saturday Night Takeaway fans shocked by how young Ant and Dec look in flashback
Viewers of Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway were shocked by how young Ant and Dec looked in a flashback to an older episode of the show. The Geordie duo brought back a segment called 'Home Run' for tonight's episode (aired on Saturday, March
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Disabled cyclist wins North East cycle route barriers change after 'discrimination'
Barriers on a North East cycle route are to be changed following a challenge by a disabled cyclist. Alastair Fulcher, a disabled cyclist who relies on using a recumbent tricycle for transport, has won his campaign against a decision to install
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IN PICTURES: Everybody in great spirits at opening of new York distillery
It was certainly a Good Friday in Rougier Street yesterday, with the ‘Grand Opening’ of the Hooting Owl and Curious Cat distillery. Everybody was in good spirits, enjoying the plush surroundings, comfort and excellent drinks with friendly service
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Health & safety-related accidents among staff on rise at Redcar & Cleveland council
Recording changes in schools and colleges have been pinpointed as the major reason why health and safety-related accidents have gone up at a council by 20%. Redcar and Cleveland Council logged 83 accidents from all directorates and services between
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Everything you can do if you visit Stanhope Railway this Easter Weekend
Reporter Darcie Rawlings visited Stanhope Railway Station to see all the activities going on at Weardale Railway this Easter weekend. To celebrate the long weekend Weardale Railway have jazzed up their station with Easter decorations, and are encouraging
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Eddie Howe: 'We're here to attack - but I don't want to be known as the Entertainers'
EDDIE HOWE is happy to see his Newcastle United side embracing the spirit of Kevin Keegan’s ‘Entertainers’ – but wants his team to carve out a winning identity of their own. Keegan’s swashbuckling Newcastle side became synonymous with 4-3 scorelines
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Eddie Howe's triple injury update as problems mount in wake of Newcastle's 4-3 win
NEWCASTLE UNITED might have produced a sensational comeback to claim all three points against West Ham this afternoon – but their victory came at a cost as three players sustained injuries that could impact their involvement against Everton on Tuesday
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Crime scene investigation underway as police tape off part of County Durham village
Forensic investigators have been working at a crime scene cordoned off by police in a County Durham village. An investigation was underway in Staindrop, between Barnard Castle and Bishop Auckland, earlier on Saturday. Get
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'I love being Nathan from Brother Beyond': 80s boy band singer heads to Darlington
The former lead singer of 1980s boy band Brother Beyond still loves what he does - and he has a much better life balance these days. Andrew White speaks to Nathan Moore ahead of an appearance in Darlington. Nathan Moore from Brother Beyond loves
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Government urged to 'get spades in ground' amid 'ridiculous' delays over new school
Calls have again been sounded to speed up the build of a new school in Middlesbrough as delays run into a sixth year. A new school at Middlehaven for Outwood Riverside Academy pupils at Middlehaven was first agreed by Middlesbrough Council back
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Newcastle's 'sensational' match winner - and player that had a 'miserable' afternoon
How did the players fare in Newcastle United's 4-3 win over West Ham? NEWCASTLE (4-3-3): 4 Dubravka: Should have done much better with Kudus’ goal given he got a hand to the shot 4 Livramento: Spent time in both full-back positions,
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Harvey Barnes double caps remarkable comeback as Newcastle win seven-goal thriller
WHAT a remarkable game of football. Trailing 3-1 in the early stages of the first half, and with their injury problems piling up yet again, Newcastle’s hopes of playing in Europe next season looked to be in tatters. Yet from somewhere, Eddie
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Suspect appears in court accused of murdering man at North East business park
A man accused of stabbing another man to death at a North East business park has appeared in court this morning. (Saturday, March 30) Alder Willis, 68, of Allanville, Camperdown, North Tyneside, appeared at Newcastle Magistrates' Court charged
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Pedestrian, 40, died after he was struck by a vehicle while on a night out
Police are continuing to investigate after the death of a 40-year-old man who was hit by a vehicle. Andrew Murphy, from Gosforth, died after the collision on the Great North Road in Jesmond area of Newcastle in the early hours of of Thursday morning
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Transport Secretary writes letter to explain why saving Aycliffe jobs is 'complex'
Transport Secretary Mark Harper has written to his opposite number to ‘correct her’ on points she made in a letter to him regarding jobs at risk at Hitachi. Shadow cabinet member Louise Haigh called for action to safeguard train manufacturing plants
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Seven adorable dogs in Darlington looking for their forever home this Easter
Darlington's Dog Trust is appealing to the town's dog lovers to open their homes (and their hearts) to several four-legged friends seeking permanent residence. Dogs Trust Darlington has plenty of rescue dogs looking for a forever home. We have
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Future of vital community newspaper in Northallerton is secured, thanks to grant
A charity that for over 45 years has helped to keep blind and partially sighted people connected with their local community has benefited from a grant. Now, thanks to a £500 grant from housing association Broadacres, Northallerton’s Talking Newspaper
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Could you pass the British Citizenship Test? Take the quiz to find out
Britain is the "country of Shakespeare, Churchill, The Beatles, Sean Connery, Harry Potter, David Beckham’s right foot, David Beckham’s left foot, come to that" - but how well do you know the UK? If you were born in Britain, you might feel fairly
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Tino Livramento back in Newcastle side - but key player misses out against West Ham
TINO LIVRAMENTO returns to Newcastle United's starting side for this afternoon's Premier League game with West Ham - but there is no place in the squad for Kieran Trippier. Livramento has been passed fit to return to the Magpies' line-up after
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Newcastle United 4 West Ham United 3: Recap and highlights from St James'
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Trains delayed and potential cancellations between Newcastle and Durham
Trains have been delayed and National Rail have warned there may be cancellations due to a safety inspection between Newcastle and Durham. National Rail have announced that some lines have been blocked due to a safety inspection of the track between
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These are the 9 things going up in price in April amid 'National Price Hike day'
April 1 has been coined National Price Hike Day and for good reason as prices for everything from Council tax to Broadband bills are on the rise. Traditionally, governmental bodies and private companies increase the cost of goods and services
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Experts share 5-minute passport check everyone should do before travelling
When booking a holiday, there’s plenty of things to remember like your passport and travel insurance but there’s one thing you should do that might need bumping up your priority list. While you’ll probably remember to pack your passport in your
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Here's how you can make an entire Sunday Roast in an air fryer
We're always in the mood for a Roast Dinner so if you're wondering if you can cook up a feast in the air fryer - the answer is yes. There's perhaps nothing more comforting than indulging in a roast chicken (or beef) once the wet and wintery weather
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Drivers warned of £5,000 for travelling with dogs in your car
Drivers could face fines of up to £5,000 if they travel with dogs in the car and breach the Highway Code. The code contains a rule that all pet owners should be aware of if they don’t want to be hit financially. The rule states that pets should
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How to apply for Gladiators as BBC confirms second series
Gladiators returned to our screens following a reboot of the original series and with the first new series coming to an end this weekend, the BBC is searching for more contestants for series two. Father and son duo The Chase’s Bradley Walsh and
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Tale of two headers, Southampton fury & fresh questions about defender's Boro future
Middlesbrough extended their unbeaten run to five games and although the gap to the top six is now nine points, Michael Carrick's side left Southampton on a high after Emmanuel Latte Lath's last gasp equaliser. Here are the main talking points
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Dry and sunny- the weather forecast for the North East this Easter Saturday
For many of us, the Easter weekend has been long awaited and we are keen to get out and about and welcome in the Spring after months of grey, cloudy and wet weather. Today (Saturday, 30) may be the day to do that following a spell of wet and windy
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A tour through time in the parks of Darlington: part 1
Someone once worked out that in 1939 Darlington had more cinema seats per head of population than any other town in Britain. In 2024, someone might be able to work out that it has more acres of parkland per head of population than most towns. Due
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For the first time in 137 years, Arthur Wharton's cup has come home
FOR the first time in 137 years, the Prince Hassan Pacha 100 Yards Challenge Cup, which has been presented to the fastest man in the country since 1871, has been back in Darlington this week. Inscribed on the cup’s ornate silver sides are the names
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Why Mike Dodds was 'tough' on his Sunderland players despite Cardiff delight
Mike Dodds hailed Sunderland’s ‘professional’ performance as he secured a first win of his third spell in interim charge with victory over Cardiff City on Good Friday - but admitted he'd been "tough" on his players afterwards as he stressed the importance
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LIVE: Power cut affecting over 150 homes in County Durham has been restored
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"A credit to their parents": Boys thanked for helping Northallerton neighbours
Three young people have had their efforts to support a community action day recognised by the housing association which arranged the event. As part of its latest community action day in Northallerton, Broadacres provided skips for local people
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Five-year-old North East football fan is the only one in the world with rare cancer
A North East football club is rallying behind a five-year-old fan with a unique condition. Arthur Hoult was diagnosed with an acute lymphoblastic leukaemia last year, which is so rare he is the only person in the world to have ever had it.
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Couple's romantic stay at Darlington hotel 'ruined' by 2.30am wedding party
A couple who were looking for a romantic getaway at a Darlington hotel have said their trip was 'ruined' after they were kept awake by a 2.30am wedding party and claimed their room hadn't been cleaned. But the group behind the hotel has hit back
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What we thought of this popular bistro and its incredible value for money menu
What to eat the day before playing in the biggest sporting fixture of your life? Elite athletes have access to the finest nutritionists and top chefs to make sure they are at their peak, but sadly, the budget of Northallerton Hockey Club doesn't quite
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Gogglebox viewers surprised after new family unexpectedly joins show
Fans of the popular Channel 4 show Gogglebox have been left surprised after a new family joined the programme unexpectedly. The newcomers made quite the impression when they appeared on Friday night's episode of the show after being introduced
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World Championship win for young North-East fighter who defied doctors’ predictions
A NORTH-EAST schoolboy has become a sporting world champion after doctors told him he would never be able to take part in contact sports. Theo Spinks, from Darlington, is celebrating winning gold at the 19th Muay Thai Championship, despite being
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A peaceful, atmospheric walk around this stunning Yorkshire reservoir
A peaceful, atmospheric circuit of Grimwith Reservoir with only the birds and the lapping of the waves on the shoreline to keep you company. We recently did a night skies guided walk here which drew large numbers and was accessible for all. Grimwith
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9 places in the North East you should visit at least once in your life
Looking for things to do in the Easter holidays? Well, the North East may not hold one of the seven wonders of the world but there are several places you should visit at least once in our region. Whilst you may not be able to compare our region
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Carrick's verdict on Middlesbrough summer signing should excite ahead of next season
MICHAEL Carrick believes Emmanuel Latte Lath is getting better and better for Middlesbrough as he continues to get to grips with the Championship - which bodes well for the coming weeks and next season. Latte Lath took his goal tally for the season
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Newcastle's unlikely hero & St James' Park dream: 'This feeling will never leave me'
TO this day it remains one of the most unlikely Premier League hat-tricks scored by a striker. Prior to West Ham's visit to St James' Park in January, 2011, Leon Best's only top flight start had come seven years earlier for Southampton. The
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North East landmarks to light up gold for autism acceptance
FAMOUS North East landmarks will light up the skies next week as they go gold in support of World Autism Acceptance Day. Organised annually by the North East Autism Society (NEAS) since 2019, bridges, lighthouses, and other landmark sites from
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Time to test your knowledge! Take this Easter pub quiz to find out your score
The weekend is here which can only mean one thing, it's time for the weekly pub quiz. Perfect if you're taking a trip to the pub this weekend, this quiz will let you brush up on some of that unusual but essential knowledge for the occasion.