Blyth Town earned their first point and scored their first goal of the season in a midweek draw at Heaton Stannington.

An Amble cafe has announced its permanent closure and urged people to support local businesses. Hithe Coffee Co, serving coffee and brunch from Queen Street, took to Facebook to announce that they ...

Mr Andriot continued: “These results reflect not only the hard work of our students, but also the dedication of our staff and the support of families and our wider school community. Every pupil has ...

A motoring expert has offered advice on how to avoid getting stuck in traffic on the A1 in Northumberland over the bank holiday weekend.

Blyth Spartans earned their first win of the Northern Premier League East season against Newton Aycliffe in midweek.

Private schools also had a much higher rate of entries achieving a ‘standard pass’, which is generally considered to be a grade of 4 or up. Nearly 9 out of 10 (89.6%) GCSEs taken by private pupils ...

Turns out, it is very much the same as it did back in those initial episodes just with the scope being expanded a smidge. We get a tease of the season’s most controversial plotline, the other psychic ...

"Pumpkin was undoubtedly the star turn. She was born with a club foot and her breeder threw her in a bin. Luckily someone adopted her and took her to see (TV vet) Noel Fitzpatrick who worked on her.

Overall, pupils at Dame Allan’s Schools achieved one of the strongest sets of GCSE results in recent years, with 25.5% of all grades at the very top level, grade 9, and 61.8% graded 9–7.

The series ends with PM Dalton giving a speech outside 10 Downing Street to the nation. She calls a General Election, using the words of Vivienne, and aims to seek a “radical new mandate”.

Owen’s success comes just a week after his sister, Megan Forbes, collected an impressive set of A Levels at Dame Allan’s Sixth Form, achieving A*s in politics and history, an A in maths and an A* in ...

Local social group, Northumbria Oddfellows is expanding its popular meetups to the Newcastle area as part of its Friendship Month celebrations aimed at promoting the benefits of companionship.