PEOPLE shopping in Barnard Castle may find themselves doing a double take the next time they see their local policeman. Barnard Castle Police have placed two cardboard cut-outs of an officer in Morrisons supermarket. Town bobby...
British Telecom has been fined £1,000 after it breached safety laws when it carried out work in Teesdale. The company broke regulations when its contractors dug up the street in Victoria Road, in Barnard Castle, to carry out...
CHARGES for a garden waste-recycling scheme in Teesdale will be abolished to help make the dale more environmentally friendly. More than 4,000 households in Teesdale pay £15 a year to Teesdale Conservation Volunteers (TCV) to...
A 92-year-old widow from Barnard Castle says her home could be in danger of collapsing after discovering large cracks near the drains in her back garden. Mary Snodgrass, who has lived at her bungalow in the town’s Fairfield...
A MOTHER has spoken of her relief after her little girl was found safe and well following a full-scale police operation that was launched in Teesdale in the early hours of Tuesday morning. Officers, police dogs and a...
You don’t have to be a mammoth corporation with a bottomless pit of capital to make it big overseas. Andrew Mernin finds out how a growing band of the region’s small businesses have become exporters on a shoestring budget.
UK-Durham: telecommunications equipment and supplies Address: Organisation: Durham County Council, Barnard Castle Vision, County Hall (Supplement to the Official Journal of the European Union, 17.11.2009, ="318206-2009">2009/S...
The Falcons academy has seven players in action on Sunday in Leeds, as a Northern Academies team takes on England Under-18s. Joel Hodgson (RGS) and Nathan Morris (Sedbergh) will both be wearing England colours, while Alex Allen...
A legal drug is in widespread use in Teesdale and is putting lives at risk, police have said. But an alert issued by the Darlington Drug and Alcohol Action Team warns its use can result in severe nose bleeds, nose burns,...
WITH a large Asda supermarket, car parks, a Seventies-style indoor bowls centre and a new bus station dominating its town centre, even its most ardent supporters would be pushed to call Stanley attractive.