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More spectators help Newcastle Racecourse owner to boost turnover to £25m (opens the original)
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Partying and posing!(Image: Iain Buist/Newcastle Chronicle) An increase in spectator numbers has helped Newcastle Racecourse to grow turnover and profits. Bosses say the growth has come despite cost of living pressures on punters' pockets, and the costs of operating the Gosforth Park venue. Newly published accounts for High Gosforth Park Limited - the company which is also behind a 18-hole golf course and driving range at the site - show turnover edged up to nearly £25m in 2025, compared with £2
Newcastle bar and pub owner Vaulkhard Group toasts rise in profits (opens the original)
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The company behind Newcastle bars such as Bealim House and Barluga on Grey Street says it has increased earnings despite widely publicised challenges in its industry. Vaulkhard Group, which is behind prominent venues such as Wylam Brewery, The Bridge Tavern and Redhouse, said last year was a period of consolidation after time spent on deals to arrange its portfolio of 13 businesses which also included coffee shops Central Bean and Blakes. New accounts for the group show turnover grew 1% last yea
North East glass workers told they will not be paid as administrators lined up (opens the original)
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The Clayton Glass offices in Durham(Image: Clayton Glass) Workers at County Durham firm Clayton Glass have been delivered bombshell news that they will not be paid amid uncertainty about the future of the company. Staff were called to the Hare Law Industrial Estate facility early this morning and were told administrators are expected to be on site today . Earlier this week, lawyers working on behalf of the company filed a notice of intention to appoint administrators - a process that gives it le
Administrators reveal £2.3m deficit behind Durham High School (opens the original)
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A NASUWT protest outside Durham High School(Image: Chronicle Live) Insolvency experts handling the winding up of the historic Durham High School have revealed several years of losses before its collapse. New documents show the private school - previously Durham High School for Girls - suffered more than £2.7m of losses between 2022 and 2024. Administrators said the introduction of VAT on private school fees in January last year, along with soaring employment costs, put further pressure on the sc
Handcrafted named Charity of the Year at North East Charity Awards (opens the original)
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The winners of the 2026 The ChronicleLive and TeesideLive North East Charity Awards.(Image: Newcastle Chronicle) A charity that helps people suffering poverty and exclusion has won the top prize at the North East Charity Awards. Handcrafted was named North East Charity of the Year at the event held in Gateshead last night. The charity was founded in Durham in 2012 by a group of people from a local church who wanted to offer practical hope to people facing poverty, exclusion and crisis. It now wo
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