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Fears one of UK's most famous bridges 'in danger of collapsing' - Vimarsana News

Fears one of UK's most famous bridges 'in danger of collapsing'

The landmark is as tall as five double decker buses and as long as three football pitches.

Middlesbrough by sky: See what you can spot in this amazing LNER footage - Vimarsana News

Middlesbrough by sky: See what you can spot in this amazing LNER footage

WITH LNER launching a new train route that will see Middlesbrough have a direct link to London for the first time in 30 years, the rail company has…

In need of modernisation? The UK's housing crisis close up - Vimarsana News

In need of modernisation? The UK's housing crisis close up

Thousands of people are saving to get on the property ladder - but not everyone who gets on it is a winner. Five stories from the UK’s ever-changing housing market.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Art exhibition depicts the 'beauty of the North' - Vimarsana News

Art exhibition depicts the 'beauty of the North'

A SERIES of paintings and prints depicting the beauty of the North will be the star attraction in May. Ian Scott Massie, who specialises in watercolour and screen printing, is showcasing his new exhibition called Northern Soul from Monday, May 17. The exhibition represents the artist’s personal journey of 45-years living in the North and can be viewed at the Ryedale Folk Museum, in Hutton le Hole. The 50 watercolour and screen prints portray northern views from Bamburgh to Barnsley, and landmarks such as Fountains Abbey and the Tees Transporter Bridge. Ian, who is originally from ...

Death Awaits in Durham: Latest book from Northallerton-born author Helen Cox - Vimarsana News

Death Awaits in Durham: Latest book from Northallerton-born author Helen Cox

YORKSHIRE-BORN novelist and poet Helen Cox lives in Roker on the North-East coast. She was born in Northallerton in 1981 and subsequently lived both on the Solway coast and in Thirsk. Helen has had numerous jobs in a range of fields including banking, hospitality, sports leisure, fashion retail, copywriting and secondary education, but now writes full-time while teaching the odd online course for the creative writing department at City Lit college in London. Helen and her husband, who works at the National Archives, are awaiting their first foster dog from Guide Dogs UK, with a little bundl...