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Experts reveal secrets of 248-year-old statue now seen up close after restoration (opens the original)
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Today's Object of the Week is a miniature wooden figure dating back to 1778, recently restored after suffering long-term exposure to the elements. A small but striking figure has quietly returned to public view, drawing fresh attention after years out of sight. Perched high above a busy street for generations, the miniature naval officer became a familiar sight to passers-by, his distinctive form and curious presence capturing the imagination of those below. Yet despite his prominence, much abou
County Durham artist brings Mexican flair to new North East restaurant (opens the original)
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A mural artist from County Durham is bringing a splash of Mexico to a new North East restaurant. Lee Ferry, who runs Custom Artwork in Stanley has been commissioned to create a hand-painted mural inside a new restaurant opening in Newcastle. The artwork will reflect a lively Mexican theme for the soon-to-open Tia’s Mexican Cantina, which will seat up to 140 guests. Mr Ferry has been creating bespoke murals for 14 years, unique pieces covering everything from school murals to private commissions.
County Durham soldier took part in exercise near Russian border shaped by drones (opens the original)
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A County Durham soldier is helping push the boundaries of modern warfare as advances in drone technology reshape the battlefield. Corporal John Mackenzie, from Spennymoor, recently took part in Exercise Northern Star, a large-scale NATO training camp held in Finland just 43 miles from the Russian border. The exercise, designed to prepare troops for the demands of future conflict, placed a major focus on drones and remote warfare. Corporal Mackenzie, 27, said: "Drones have changed the face of sol
Ofsted praises 'incredibly proud' North East nursery for helping children thrive (opens the original)
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A North East day nursery has been praised by Ofsted for creating a warm, engaging and inclusive environment where children are supported to thrive. Kids Planet Hartburn, a day nursery on Darlington Road in Stockton, was awarded an ‘Expected Standard’ rating, with inspectors highlighting its strong support for children’s development and inclusive approach to learning. The nursery was commended in the report for providing specialised SEND support, enabling children to “make appropriate progress in
North East Freemason completes 400-mile run to raise funds for national cause (opens the original)
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An extraordinary journey which started in the North East has raised funds and awareness for a national cause. Guy Spencer Smith, a Northumberland Freemason and ultramarathon runner, has completed a 400-mile 'Temple Run 2026' from Newcastle to London in support of Festival 2031 and the Masonic Charitable Foundation. Setting out from Newcastle on 1 June, he crossed the line at Freemasons’ Hall in London on June 10. Mr Smith said: "Running long distance strips everything back. "You can’t hide behin
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