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Upper Redesdale Show flew the flag for community spirit on Saturday, attracting enthusiastic crowds to Rochesters Bremenium Roman Fort.

Organisations across Hexham have been granted funding by the Northern Powergrid Foundation to ensure a sustainable energy source and enhanced…

Situated on the edge of the Cinque port town of Winchelsea and just three and a half miles from the medieval town of Rye, this exquisite detached eco-build is nestled in an idyllic countryside setting with uninterrupted views across the picturesque River Brede Levels.

HERES whats going on around Northumberland this weekend.

With the New Year here and many making resolutions, walking is a great way to get fit or stay healthy and we are spoilt for choice for some beautiful natural locations in our area.

With the New Year here and many making resolutions, walking is a great way to get fit or stay healthy and we are spoilt for choice for some beautiful natural locations in our area.

A HIGHLY acclaimed, local artist is to hold an exhibition this month.

BRIDGERTON has taken the world by storm since it first aired on Netflix late last year. Based on the best-selling novels by Julia Quinn, the show follows Daphne, a member of the Bridgerton family, as she traverses Regency Londons "marriage market". There are a couple of Sussex links scattered throughout the show, for those who look hard enough. Perhaps the most obvious is the male lead, played by Rege-Jean Page, whose title is the Duke of Hastings. And the brother of protagonist Daphne,...

A COVID emergency fund is keeping a local, family business stay afloat and connected to its community during lockdown. Elsdons historic Bird in Bush pub has benefited from Vattenfall UK’s Ray Wind Funds Covid Emergency Fund and now, mine host Stephen Shaw explains the crushing constraints applied across the hospitality industry and their knock-on effect on small businesses and family life. “After the first lockdown,we moved tables from the beer garden onto the village green and people...

Horsley Maurice Holliday National lockdown restrictions have brought about some changes for businesses in the village. On a positive note the antiques centre in Horsley is accepting orders using the internet. Similarly Hearth artists are doing the same and some artists can post work to customers. Check the websites for further information. The construction work continues at a pace at the water treatment works and many units are open at the South East Farm business park. The Hearth cafe is...