Jasmine Davey
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- Sep 15, 2026
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'We need more allotments' - Expert says North East plots can combat climate change (opens the original)
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North East allotments could help protect communities from the effects of climate change, according to a leading plot holder. Guy Herzmark, the National Allotment Society’s northern region spokesperson, says the region’s thriving growing community could help withstand future food shortages and rising prices. Mr Herzmark said: “More droughts at home and abroad may well lead to the scarcity of some foods and rising prices but productive allotments are a guard against that, and we may even see more
County Durham club keeps community spirit alive while facing financial challenges (opens the original)
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A County Durham working men's club is determined to keep community spirit alive despite officials saying they have been "fighting to keep its doors open". Grange Villa Working Men's Club, near Chester-le-Street, has been struggling with the rising costs associated with running the venue. "Sky-high energy bills" are among the financial pressures it faces, alongside what members describe as older financial hurdles inherited by the club. Despite the challenges, Grange Villa has praised the communit
North Yorkshire school secures funding to improve support for local families (opens the original)
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A North Yorkshire primary school has received a grant to develop a dedicated room for before and after school care. Crakehall School, a Church of England school in Bedale, has been given £350 from the Broadacres’ Community and Sustainability Fund, a programme which delivers social, environmental, or shared benefits for local people. Charlotte Johnson, Chair of the Friends of Crakehall School, said it is increasingly important for schools to provide wraparound care due to the working hours of man
New North East boxing gym is fighting fit thanks to support from businessman (opens the original)
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A new boxing gym has opened in the North East, offering everything from fitness-focused sessions to serious ring craft. Backed by local businessman David Cook - owner of wealth management company ‘Northern Spire’ - the Gateshead venture is the brainchild of coach and fighter Kieran Gorman. He has been coaching Mr Cook since he took up the sport. Mr Cook believes that Kieran Gorman Boxing (KGB) “can become a real asset for Gateshead and the wider area”. He said: “I’ve always believed that busines
Flying Scotsman thunders into action for three-day Darlington to Durham Dales run (opens the original)
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One of the world’s most famous steam engines is coming to the North East and for the first time, it will thunder through the Durham Dales. From November 13 to 15, Flying Scotsman will run a 60-mile return journey from Darlington along the Weardale Railway, with a four-hour round trip including a photo stop in Stanhope. Two daily departures from Darlington are scheduled at 8.40am and 1.40pm. Built in 1923, the Scotsman is an LNER Class A1 Pacific steam locomotive. In 1928 it became the first expr
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