Kenzie Harrison
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 12
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- Sep 22, 2026
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- Sep 7, 2026
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'More important than the Bayeux Tapestry' - Terry Deary hails County Durham project (opens the original)
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County Durham residents joined a celebrated author to mark the launch of a major community project designed to preserve their village's history for future generations. For generations, Burnhope’s stories have been passed down in living rooms, working men’s clubs and family conversations. Now, after seven years of research, a project designed to ensure those memories are never lost has been officially unveiled, with one of the North East's best-known authors helping celebrate the occasion. Terry
Darlington yoga teacher opens first studio after life-changing journey (opens the original)
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A North-East woman who says yoga transformed her life has taken the next step in her journey by opening her own studio in Darlington. Rachel Tomlin welcomed her first clients to Sanctuary Yoga on Coniscliffe Road last week after years of teaching in community venues across the region. The studio offers Hatha yoga for all ages and abilities, with Rachel aiming to make newcomers feel as welcome as experienced practitioners. The entrance to Sanctuary Yoga on Coniscliffe Road, Darlington (Image: KEN
Two County Durham friends take on 277-mile trek for men’s mental health awareness (opens the original)
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Two friends from County Durham have set off on an extraordinary walking challenge in a bid to raise money and awareness for men's mental health Brad Whitmore, 30, from Crook, and Jack Stead, 24, from Durham, are walking 277 miles from Barnard Castle to Loch Ness to raise money for Mind. The friends aim to raise £1,500 for Mind, with a focus on men’s mental health. The friends, who have known each other for six years, began their hike from Stang Lane, south of Barnard Castle, on September 1. They
Heartbroken North East couple hope baby Noah's legacy will help others heal (opens the original)
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A North East couple hope to help other families after the heartbreaking loss of their son. Aleem Ditta and his wife Alina Pervez, both 25, from Middlesbrough, were devastated at the loss of their first child, Noah Aleem Ditta, in April this year. They want to use their experience to help other bereaved families and give back to those who supported them. The married couple are walking 5km in support of the James Cook Hospital NICU which treated their son. Aleem and Alina will set off from Middles
Unexpected film appearance for RAF Leeming meteorologist due to his rare retro skill (opens the original)
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An RAF meteorologist from North Yorkshire earned himself an unexpected cameo in a blockbuster movie after responding to an appeal from film producers searching for a skill that has largely disappeared from modern forecasting. When producers sought someone who could plot weather charts by hand, one of the station’s senior meteorological officers realised he was the man for the job. Pressure, released in UK cinemas on Friday, September 11, stars Andrew Scott and Academy Award winner Brendan Fraser
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