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Chris Kamara reveals his favourite Yorkshire places, from fish and chips to football stadia
Chris Kamara shares his best Yorkshire life, from Wakefield and Yorkshire Sculpture Park to York Races, football memories and family days out with wife Anne.
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Redcar charity that began in church hall now helping 8,000 people every year
Footprints in the Community café, which began in a church hall 15 years ago, has grown into a charity helping more than 8,000 people every year.
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Middlesbrough donate Legacy Game stream proceeds to families of killed A66 officers
Middlesbrough will donate proceeds from its Legacy Game live stream to the families of PC Blades and PC Clough, who were killed on the A66 in August.
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M&S wants 300 Christmas staff at Durham, Hartlepool, Teesside and Metrocentre shops
People looking for work in the North East ahead of Christmas are set to benefit from more than 300 seasonal roles with Marks & Spencer across the region this winter.
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Teen wanted over string of assaults and burglaries remains at large two months on
A teenager wanted over allegations of two serious assaults and two burglaries remains at large nearly two months after police first appealed for help finding him.
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Police trawling through CCTV to find children behind 'appalling rampage'
Cleveland Police has launched a crackdown following what officers described as an "appalling rampage" of antisocial behaviour across Hartlepool.
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Plans for new Lidl store on site of former hotel and country club 'moving forward'
Proposals for a new Lidl store on the site of a former hotel and country club are “moving forward”, the company has said.
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Tees Valley bids for £1.3bn transport overhaul as town centres set for £24m boost
Town centres across Tees Valley could receive a major transport boost under plans worth more than £1.3 billion that have been submitted to the Government.
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Search for young father who disappeared in Ohio after watching Steelers game
A body has been pulled from a Cleveland river in the days following Phoenix Phillips’ disappearance, but authorities have not yet said if they are connected
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Balaclava-clad teenager who hurled brick at police van put behind bars
Redcar teenager Cameron Coxall has been jailed for four weeks after throwing a brick through a Cleveland Police van windscreen in Middlesbrough.
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‘I've had enough of excuses’ - MP demands CCTV action after North East park disorder
A non-functioning CCTV camera has sparked fresh calls for action following a weekend of serious antisocial behaviour.
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Woman jailed for breaching order protecting her brother after police called
Danielle Parkes, 40, was jailed for 12 weeks after breaching a domestic abuse protection order protecting her brother during a disturbance in Middlesbrough.
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Pet crematorium plans for high street building in coastal town approved
A pet crematorium has been given the go-ahead for a town close to the Yorkshire coast.
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Children’s home approved for village despite worries over roads, noise and ‘spooked’ horses
A children’s home has been approved for a village despite residents’ worries over spooked horses, noise and road safety.
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Children's home approved despite fears over 'spooked' horses and busy village road
A children’s home has been approved for a Teesside village despite residents’ worries over spooked horses, noise and road safety.
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Pet crematorium offering free service for pensioners gets go-ahead in North East town
A pet crematorium has been given the go-ahead for Skelton.
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Veterans' home targeted by vandals wins unanimous backing to remain openfrom council
A 32-bed home which helps “neglected and ignored” veterans has won unanimous backing from councillors.
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About 100 youngsters pelted police with eggs and set off fireworks in North East park
Around 100 youngsters descended on a Hartlepool park, set off fireworks, threw eggs at police and tried to move on to another park under a dispersal order.
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Revealed: Government quietly dropped plan to prepare England for wildfires
FOI request shows wildfire risk scheme scrapped, as data highlights many fire services lack proper protective gear
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Carpet fitter turns his dreams into a reality with first North East showroom
A carpet fitter who learned the trade alongside his father has achieved a lifelong ambition by opening his first showroom in Loftus.
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'Thank you, Harls' - hero police dog retires after nearly eight years of service
The popular police dog helped track missing people, support firearms operations and engage with communities across Teesside.
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'Unacceptable behaviour' by youths in town leads to second dispersal order imposed
A second dispersal order has been imposed after ongoing antisocial behaviour, criminal damage and graffiti in the town’s parks were branded “completely unacceptable”.
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North East children's home plan would allow autistic child to stay closer to family
A council and an autistic charity have joined forces as part of a children’s home proposal seeking change of use planning permission in Normanby.
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Police issue dispersal order after youths gather for fight and aim fireworks at homes
A dispersal order has been brought in around a Hartlepool park after reports of young people gathering for a pre-planned fight and fireworks being launched.
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Four sentenced after courier fraud operation stole £250,000 from victims
Four scammers who ripped off victims, including in the North East, for a total of £250,000 have been sentenced at court
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Huts destroyed after 'bonfire embers carried by high winds ignite grass'
Redcar huts have been destroyed in a fire.
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Dad of teen killed in horror A66 smash attacked celebrant at son's funeral
The dad of a teenager killed in the horror A66 smash attacked the celebrant at his son’s funeral.
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Hartlepool house shut down after months of drugs, violence and anti-social behaviour
Police executed two drug warrants at the address before a court granted a three-month closure order.
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Woman charged with perverting justice over North East murder investigation
A woman has been charged with perverting the course of justice as part of the ongoing investigation into the murder of a man who was shot in Eston…
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Thin MLB crowds in Atlanta, Houston show challenge of selling afternoon Wild Card Series tickets
There has been a noticeable number of empty seats for MLB's Wild Card Series games that are played in the afternoon
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'They brought me comfort and a way to say goodbye: Cleveland Police spaniel's award after finding Middlesbrough woman's body
A stray spaniel who joined the police and became Cleveland’s first Victim Recovery Dog went on to help bring answers to six bereaved families searching for missing loved ones, and even saved a woman’s life.
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Eston Precinct reaches significant milestone with external work complete
Eston Precinct reaches milestone as Esh Construction completes external brickwork, with seven new shops and services planned for Redcar and…
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Aer Lingus rolls out free Starlink Wi-Fi across transatlantic fleet
AER Lingus has introduced ultra-fast, free Wi-Fi on its entire narrow-body transatlantic fleet
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IOPC issues update on A66 crash that killed two officers as pursuit timeline set out
IOPC investigation finds no police contact or stinger was involved in the A66 South Bank crash on August 22, which killed seven people, including…
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Moment teen on illegal off-road bike ploughs into man causing life-changing injuries
Police have released footage of reckless illegal bike riding after a cyclist was left with life-changing injuries in Thornaby.
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These five midterm races may shock everyone on Election Day
From Florida to the Pacific Northwest to Kentucky, there are plenty of upsets in the making, senior Capitol Hill correspondent Eric Garcia writes
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Police searching for missing North East teenager
Police are searching for 14-year-old Izata Bah, who was last seen leaving an address in Middlesbrough's Ayresome ward at around 4am on Monday…
