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Favourite Places for Sunday Dinner in the North East have been revealed after readers weighed in

A pub has been given permission to extend its opening hours and alcohol sales, and allow children in for two hours longer, despite facing numerous…

IN previous years, Guisborough’s Beer Festival has been a must for the area’s real ale lovers, but the Covid pandemic meant that there has been…

Geoffrey Monks, who ran The Snooty Fox in Kettering, was prosecuted for breaking food safety laws over false claims he had mouldy ham inside the premises.

Geoffrey Monks, who ran The Snooty Fox in Northamptonshire, was accused of breaking food safety laws when the council falsely claimed they found mouldy ham.

Geoffrey Monks, 67, who ran The Snooty Fox in Kettering was wrongly jailed after East Northamptonshire Council claimed to have found mouldy ham inside the premises in 1999.

A TEESSIDE MP has said he is disappointed after a council refused to consider a Compulsory Purchase Order (CPO) to save a well-loved pub.

Chef Jacks bistro-style restaurant coming to Stainton Village Hes worked at some of the areas top eateries; now The Meldyke is getting ready for May opening Latest Teesside headlines straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourpriv...

VILLAGERS in Long Newton banding together in a bid to buy The Vane Arms have already pledged nearly a quarter of a million pounds to the cause in a little over two weeks. “The response has been incredible,” said retired firefighter Nigel Dennison, one of the founder members of the steering group behind the ambitious plan, which would see the venue become the first community pub on Teesside. “The financial commitments people have been prepared to make has exceeded all our expectation...

Pub dream still alive for villagers as housing plan is rejected OUTCRY over efforts to convert an 18th century village pub into a home has swayed Stockton councillors to reject the bid. The closure of the Vane Arms in August 2019 saw Long Newton villagers mount a campaign to save it – with the pub granted special status last year.  But plans to convert the Darlington Road pub and create a three-bedroom property in the rear beer garden had threatened to thwart the dream.  More than ...