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Museum in running for top award

ASHINGTON’S Woodhorn Museum is one of the most family-friendly in the country, according to a national competition’s judges.

Selfish motorists ‘not worth their salt’

DRIVERS in Cramlington are being asked to show true grit in the face of wintry weather instead of putting their own needs first.

The opening ceremony with staff from Northumberland College Vicky McGarry and Jen Bell and members of Friends of Kirkley Hall.

Donations fund new veterinary facility

A NEW veterinary training facility has been unveiled by Northumberland College with the help of donations from a local charity.

Walkers sound the alert after mistiming trip

TWO hill walkers had to call out rescuers after getting into difficulties in the Cheviots last week.

Turning ‘an accident waiting to happen’

FEARS have been voiced that it is only a matter of time before a child is injured or killed at a junction near a Bedlington school unless action is taken to make it safer.

Hip, hip hooray for NHS trust

HEALTH staff are celebrating after winning a top award for improving the quality of care for people who have had a hip fracture.

Newcastle United players Davide Santon (left) and James Perch pay a Newcastle RVI hospital visit to Callum Brown from Seaton Sluice.

NUFC stars visit brave youngster

A YOUNGSTER has been given a special treat to put the smile back on his face as he recovered from a major operation.

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Accolade for mine company

THE mining firm running the Shotton opencast site, near Cramlington, has been named by its peers as the best in the business.

Youngsters give their toys to help others

AN EXERCISE class for youngsters that has facilities in Cramlington and Morpeth has donated toys to disadvantaged children.

Murder scene at Blyth's Nordale House-Cowpen Hall Road.

Murder suspect to appear in court

A MAN will appear in court this morning in connection with a murder in Blyth.

Evolution 2012 line up revealed

EVOLUTION Festival returns to the North East on the Diamond Jubilee Bank Holiday weekend with a stellar line up of the most influential and exciting names in popular music. Evolution attracts 28,000 people per day to the Quayside, delivering an outstanding bill of contemporary live acts and dj’s at an unbeatable price.

Murder scene at Blyth's Nordale House-Cowpen Hall Road.

Arrest following murder hunt

A MAN has been arrested following a murder hunt in Blyth.

Gemma Hadden with college tutor John Bateman (left) and manager Kenny More (right).

Gemma is a top mechanic

A FEMALE motor mechanic apprentice has taken home a national award for public services.

Goods seized in raids across Northumberland

MONEY, drugs and suspected stolen property has been seixed from 16 people in a series of raids across Northumberland.

An army of volunteers set to help digital switchover

AN ARMY of volunteers are being recruited to help with the digital TV switchover scheduled for later this year.

Matthew Dobson, Lewis Seddon & Daniel Glymond from Cramlington Learning Village.

School’s kart racers reach regional final

SIX students from Cramlington Learning Village have taken the chequered flag and qualified for the regional final of the British Schools Karting Championship (BSKC).

County’s brochure promotes weddings

THOSE planning to tie knot are being encouraged to consider wedding venues in the county.

Care home praised in survey

A CARE home in Cramlington has scored top marks in a resident satisfaction survey.

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Councils aim to find more foster carers

COUNCILS across the north east are joining together for the first time to combat the rising number of children in care by encouraging more people to consider fostering.

Stay away from wind turbines, crooks told

METAL thieves are being warned they will be putting their lives at risk if they try to steal from a new wind farm.

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The Wilkinson family from Blyth presenting Ward 30 heart unit at the Freeman Hospital with a cheque for �700 after a fund raising evening in memory of Margaret Wilkinson who died last year.

Family raise cash to thank hospital

A FAMILY have raised more than £1,000 for hospital staff to show their gratitude to them for trying to save a mum’s life.

Triple Paralympic Gold Medallist Stephen Miller with students Lucy Beecroft, Lydia Lindsay, Daniel Richardson and Harry McCabe.

School getting set for Olympic Games

Cramlington Learning Village has been welcomed into this year’s Olympic Games’ Get Set network.

Callum Brown receiving a cheque from BATS.

Panto a giant boost for Callum

A FUNDRAISING drive to send a youngster to America for pioneering surgery has been given a double boost.

Taffy helps children read between lines

PUPILS have been reading between the lines while taking part in an initiative to promote a love of reading.

Nine arrested as police crack down on drugs

NINE people have been arrested in a police crackdown on drugs and money-laundering.

Caroline Crawford from Richmond Way at Barns Park, Cramlington seen with her children Charlotte Crawford (11) and Cameron Crawford (9)-she is organising a charity ball for meningitis.

Caroline to have a ball to aid trust

A CRAMLINGTON mum is showing her appreciation to a charity which helped her when she was seriously ill.

Youngsters brought to book

young bookworms from two south east Northumberland high school helped decide the winner of this year’s North East Teenage Book Award.

Young entrepreneurs learning from a local expert

Secrets of business are shared

SUCCESSFUL businesswomen have been sharing their secrets with Year 11 pupils from schools in south east Northumberland.

Police crack down on disorder by drunken revellers

POLICE in Bedlington are calling last orders on rowdy revellers.

Bid to improve county’s tourism strategy

TOURISM bosses have come together in a bid to improve the management of Northumberland’s multi-million pound tourism industry.

Warning of false e-mail ‘linked’ to 2011 Census

RESIDENTS are being warned to ignore scam e-mails regarding last year’s 2011 Census.

Grants on offer for electric car charging

BUSINESSES are being encouraged to take advantage of a 100 per cent grant to help grow the electric car charging point network in Northumberland.

Hundreds of TV licence dodgers caught out

MORE than 1,000 TV licence dodgers were caught in south east Northumberland last year, latest figures reveal.

Union hits back over plans to cut mileage rate in NHS

A UNION has warned a local NHS trust that could face a legal challenge over plans to cut staff mileage rates.

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Extra cash to improve home care

THE county council is to receive almost £1m to help people leave hospital and receive care at home.

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Man arrested on suspicion of killing deer

A MAN has been arrested on suspicion of poaching after two deer carcasses were found by a roadside.

Club supports charities

AN ACCORDION club has donated £700 to three local charities.

My daughter wouldn’t be here today without you

A MUM is aiming to raise money for hospital staff to thank them for saving her daughter’s life.

Vandals target ten cars in a single day

TEN cars were damaged by vandals in Cramlington in one day.

Shoppers up in arms as bus route is axed

shoppers in Stakeford will find it harder to get their groceries now a bus service has been scrapped.

Lauren’s award for Girlguiding support

A TEENAGER from Cramlington has been recognised for making a significant contribution to Girlguiding.

Volunteers are sought to research our history

VOLUNTEERS are being sought to dig into history at Woodhorn Museum.

Summer opening for £2.5million veterinary centre in Morpeth

WORK is on track to open a new £2.5million Morpeth veterinary centre in June, which will bring six new jobs to the area.

Social care survey needs users’ views

USERS of Northumberland’s social services are being asked to share their views on the care and support they receive.

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Crohn’s disease sufferer raising awareness of condition

A YOUNG woman from south east Northumberland is determined to raise awareness of a disease which almost took her life.

Pet hospital looking into concept of test tube puppies - Video video

THE concept of test tube puppies is unlikely to be the first thing that springs to mind when you think of a hospital for pets.

Cresswell Bay, by Lee Jennings of www.timelessphotography1.co.uk

Northern Lights, camera, action! Picture gallery

HUNDREDS of people turned out across south east Northumberland on Sunday and Monday nights to catch a glimpse of the northern lights – and they were not left disappointed.

The Emmanuel Schools Foundation Lions rugby squad.

Lions hand over to a new generation

TEAM-MATES roared with pride as they celebrated a year of Lions rugby and passed on the mantle to the next Year 10 hopefuls.

Elections for the Northumberland Youth Cabinet were held just before Christmas and two of the five seats have been taken by Seaton Delaval's Astley High School students Natasha Comber and John-Paul Dickie and they are seen with Headteacher John Barnes.

School a class act at cabinet elections

TWO youngsters from the same school have been elected to Northumberland County Council’s youth cabinet.

MP calls for review into breast implant scandal

BLYTH Valley MP Ronnie Campbell has demanded a review of medical guidelines following the breast implant scandal.

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