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North East coastguards among 580 backing chief executive no confidence vote (opens the original)
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HM Coastguard helicopter(Image: Newcastle Chronicle) North East coastguards are among almost 600 who have called for a vote of no confidence in the chief executive of the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA). GMB Union wrote to the MCA chair Lord Stevens in July to 'formally express our lack of confidence in the leadership of the Maritime and Coastguard Agency under Chief Executive Virginia McVea'. Since then, 580 Coastguards across the UK have signed up to the no confidence vote. Lord Stevens h
Rare moth colony discovered at Northumberland National Trust estate (opens the original)
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A Dark Bordered Beauty moth at Wallington(Image: Charlotte Rankin) A conservationist has described the discovery of a rare moth colony at a Northumberland National Trust estate as the "highlight of his career". Dr Dave Wainwright of Butterfly Conservation said that discovering a hidden population of Dark Bordered Beauty at the Wallington Estate had left him with an "overwhelming feeling of relief". The custard-and-chocolate-coloured moth has not been seen at the site since 1952. For decades, the
Lucky escape for gull trapped in grille after being hit by Ford Focus (opens the original)
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A gull was rescued after getting trapped in the grille of a Ford Focus(Image: Scott Cracknell) A gull has had a lucky escape after being hit by a car and getting itself wedged in its front grille. Darlington Bird Rescue were called to the town's train station on Wednesday afternoon to reports that the stricken chip stealer was stuck fast to the front of a Ford Focus. However, Scott Cracknell, who works for the rescue organisation, said that the car owner didn't even know the bird was there - it
Campaigners say official nurdle clean-up operation 'still not enough' (opens the original)
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Plastic nurdles collected on Longsands Beach in Tynemouth.(Image: Iain Buist/Newcastle Chronicle) Volunteers say not enough is being done in the official clean-up operation after several tonnes of nurdles were spilled into the River Tyne. More nurdles are expected to wash up onto North East shores in the coming days due to the upcoming spring tide between August 14 and 18, with campaigners warning that the entire response is in a "race against time". Surf instructor Sally McGee, said: "The swell
Investigation launched after fire near Northumberland football ground (opens the original)
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A fire behind Ashington AFC's ground on Woodhorn Lane(Image: Gavin Perry) An investigation has been launched after a fire metres away from a Northumberland football ground. The fire service were called to Ashington AFC's home ground on Woodhorn Lane on Wednesday night after a grass fire just outside. Club secretary Gavin Perry says he saw smoke at around 6.30pm last night and immediately called 999. He told ChronicleLive: "I was going out to my car and thought there was smoke, someone must be ha
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