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Tees Valley barn owl chick numbers 'exceed expectations' (opens the original)
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Wildlife campaigners on Teesside are celebrating a bumper year for the barn owl population. The Tees Valley Wildlife Trust has been running a project to boost the number of birds, which has been in decline due to a loss of nesting habitats, by installing nest boxes sponsored by the public. Volunteers have been putting rings on owlets to track their location and survival. Last year they ringed 270 chicks, so far this year they have done 541. Colin Gibson, lead volunteer for the project said the 2
'Too narrow' Westmorland Shopping Centre parking bays widened (opens the original)
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Car park bays are being widened following complaints they are too narrow for modern vehicles. Drivers said they had to squeeze into spaces at Kendal's Westmorland Shopping Centre and found it difficult to get out of their cars once they had parked, Westmorland and Furness Council said. New lines will expand the bays from the current 2.4m (7.8ft) to 2.6m (8.5ft), with some bays located between structural pillars widened to more than 3m (9.8ft) where space allows. The council said it would mean th
Football fans tribute to crash death Cleveland Police officers (opens the original)
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Football fans and players have paid tribute to two Cleveland Police officers who were killed in a crash on Teesside. PC Matthew Blades and PC Tom Clough died in a head-on collision between their police car and a vehicle going the wrong way on the A66 near Middlesbrough early on 22 August. Five people in the other vehicle also died. There was a minute's applause in their memory ahead of Middlesbrough and West Bromwich Albion's Championship match at Riverside Stadium, as pictures of the two men we
Man injured in South Shields dockside crane 'collapse' (opens the original)
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A man has been taken to hospital after a crane appears to have collapsed on a ship at a dock on the south bank of the River Tyne. Northumbria Police said it was called to South Shields Port of Tyne at 13:00 BST after "it was reported that, for reasons yet to be established, a ship had collided with a crane". Images show the crane on its side and leaning on to part of a container vessel. North East Ambulance service (NEAS) said the man was transported to Royal Victoria Infirmary in Newcastle. Pol
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