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Historic underground structure gets new lease of life as music venue (opens the original)
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The new venue is in the border town of Berwick(Image: Joe Daniel Price via Getty Images) An underground structure dating back more than 200 years is set to get a new lease of life as a live music venue. The Ice House under the Custom House in Berwick was built in the 1700s to support the local salmon fishing industry. The ice house was used for packing fish, particularly salmon, in crates to be transported to London. The Custom House and the ice house are jointly Grade I listed. Now, new owner D
Plans submitted for major redevelopment of Northumberland shopping centre (opens the original)
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Proposals for a major revamp of the Manor Walks Shopping Centre in Northumberland have been submitted to the county council. The scheme would primarily affected the western entrance to the Cramlington shopping centre in a bid to "revitalise" the site. The shopping centre is owned by the council's arms-length development company Advance, although it was revealed earlier this year it hopes to sell of the centre in 2029. The company’s predecessor, Arch, controversially purchased Manor Walks in 2016
Tory councillor quits gym over users 'hogging machines' while on their phones (opens the original)
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A county councillor in Northumberland has slammed gym users he says block people from training by sitting on equipment while using their phones and gossiping. Coun Alan Smith, who represents the Cramlington Eastfield Ward, had grown frustrated with a number of gym goers at the town's Concordia Leisure Centre. The Conservative councillor was speaking at Monday's meeting of the council's communities and place scrutiny committee. Members had heard that the number of gym memberships at the council's
New policy to warn of higher risk of gambling harm in deprived areas (opens the original)
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A new policy is to warn of the potential harms of gambling(Image: Getty Images) Northumberland County Council's refreshed gambling policy will highlight higher risks for residents living in deprived areas. It comes amid a "clustering" of gambling premises in areas such as Blyth and Ashington. Parts of the two towns consistently rank as the most deprived parts of the entire county. The new policy, which covers physical gambling premises like betting shops, states that gambling can affect everythi
Praise for county's leisure facilities after huge unexpected profit delivered (opens the original)
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Ponteland Leisure Centre on Callerton Lane(Image: Craig Connor/ChronicleLive) Northumberland's publicly owned leisure facilities have been showered with praise after the service delivered a huge unexpected profit last year. Increased memberships helped to drive a significant - and unexpected - profit. The county's leisure services are now ran by not-for-profit company Places for People Leisure. It had been expected to be ran at a loss of around £115,000 - but ended up bringing in £743,000. The m
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