Beamish Museum among North East landmarks on popular BBC One show
PARTS of County Durham and the wider North East were featured in a popular BBC show on Monday evening – as towns, castles, landscapes and shops of…
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PARTS of County Durham and the wider North East were featured in a popular BBC show on Monday evening – as towns, castles, landscapes and shops of…
PARTS of County Durham and the wider North East were featured in a popular BBC show on Monday evening – as towns, castles, landscapes and shops of…
Submitting... A stock image of a cannabis plant Prosecutor Becky Slade said: “A policeman was travelling to Charles Street when he saw a van going in the opposite direction. “He states that while following the van, he could smell small cannabis coming from it. “He signalled for the driver to stop. He says that a number of cannabis plants were piled up on the seat. They were 1.5ft to 2ft tall.” Ms Slade said Stephenson had 10 previous convictions from 13 offences, none of which were for drugs and the last was in 2015. Jason Smith, defending, told the South Tyneside court: “Paul has m...
Perverts, burglars and bullies among those put behind bars in May 2021 All these criminals were jailed at Newcastle Crown Court last month Updated Sign up for our regular free newsletter for court stories sent 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 ourprivacy notice Victims of rapists, burglars and domestic brutes saw their to...
Submitting... Antique dealer Laurie Scully in her shop North Road, Boldon Colliery. But when this became impossible due to Government restrictions, Laurie needed to pivot her business to become more sustainable. “With everything that happened last year I realised I was ready for something a bit more permanent,” she said. "I’ve been operating as an Antiques Dealer for over a decade but I needed to find out a little bit more about the structure of running a small business to move things forward. To help her figure out her next steps Laurie took on Understanding Enterprise, a free course r...