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The fearless Newcastle steeplejacks perched on a 222-foot cathedral spire

St Mary's Roman Catholic Cathedral first opened its doors to the Newcastle faithful in 1844 - but the spire was not added for another three decades

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Blood scandal victim's three recommendations on how Government should ensure disaster never happens again

Andrew Bragg made three clear recommendations he said would help ensure no-one suffers at the hands of NHS errors like the victims of the contaminated blood scandal have

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Cyber security firm SalesLynk launches in Newcastle after £200,000 investment

tech specialists Ian Todd, Alan Easton and Neil Stephenson are behind the new data-driven intelligence platform

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Care worker's plea for people of the North East to fill thousands of 'rewarding' social care vacancies

Michelle Brumwell has spoken about her love for working in social care in Newcastle

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North East Today: Collapse of Britishvolt in Northumberland and Newcastle final transfer shortlist

Your lunchtime briefing on all the latest from across the North East

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Master Chef to head up kitchen of stylish Newcastle restaurant Leila Lily's

The Master Chef of Great Britain is the new head chef at Leila Lily's in Newcastle

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Where was this Tyneside location from TV's Whatever Happened To The Likely Lads?

Whatever Happened To The Likely Lads? was first broadcast during 1973 and 1974 and featured locations filmed around Tyneside - including this one for a well-known episode called The Great Race

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Girl, 2, battling extremely rare illness that only affects 20 people worldwide

Olivia Volley is one of 20 people to be suffering from SIFD worldwide, as her family are raising money so they can stay in Newcastle while the tot undergoes a new stem cell transplant operation

Daily Mirror

One person taken to hospital following multi-vehicle crash on A1 during rush hour near Newcastle

Emergency crews attended the scene on the A1 southbound before Junction 79 near Seaton Burn following reports of a multi-vehicle collision

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Newcastle retro arcade bar urges gamers to enter new Mario Kart tournament for chance to win 'mystery prize'

Gamers can put their skills to the test when a new tournament launches at a Newcastle arcade bar

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Gateshead dealer arrested after Newcastle student deaths had a 'veritable candy store of drugs'

James Newark, of Gateshead, was caught with high purity and high value drugs at his home and has now been jailed

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Commonwealth Hotel sold, another suburban pub on market

The agents' website also lists a call for expressions of interest in the sale of the Lambton Park Hotel in Newcastle.

Newcastle Herald

Guilty pleas over morning of heists across Port Stephens, Newcastle

A man has pleaded guilty over his part in a string of break-ins across Port Stephens and Newcastle.

Newcastle Herald

Brewery chasing votes to push Newcastle-made beer to the top of the Hottest 100

It's hard to believe: there is not a Newcastle beer on the current GABS Hottest 100 Craft Beers list. But that could all change this year. Jaz Wearin, founder of Modus Operandi Brewing, is on a mission to get the brewer's Cerveza beer voted on to the annual 2022 GABS…

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Newling delivers rough, ready and touch of sweetness

WAS it balmy or barmy? Adam Newling's Cambridge Hotel show last Friday for his latest single Barmy, was a whole lot of both. This was one of those old-fashioned rock shows where it's so humid there's actual condensation forming on the walls and post-show your damp with sweat, and it's…

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February 2023 train drivers' strike to impact rail services in Newcastle and around North East

Drivers working for LNER, CrossCountry, TransPennine Express and Northern are among those set to walk out again in February 2023

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Cold weather payments: Have Newcastle’s freezing temperatures met the DWP’s threshold?

The Government’s fund awards a small payment to those on benefits to help in cases of very cold weather

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North East weather: Hour-by-hour forecast for Wednesday and Thursday according to the Met Office

Wednesday is looking dry and bright inland with some strong winds and wintry showers along the coast after another freezing night

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St James' Park kicks off first Restaurant Week venture with Geordie tasting menu

Home of Newcastle United is out to score with a new set of fans as it prepares to serve up a fine dining menu created specially for NE1's Newcastle Restaurant Week

Newcastle Herald

Indigenous leadership honoured for city's top citizen

Mr Towney said winning the citizen award provided a platform to create further awareness about these issues and represent his culture and community.

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RuPaul's Drag Race runner up to do 100km charity trek across Northumberland

Nick Collier, better known as Ella Vaday, is doing the challenge in aid of breast cancer charity CoppaFeel!

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Disabled Newcastle United fan 'overwhelmed' at being special guest at St James' Park following hate crime abuse after game

Season ticket holder Luke Walker, who has cerebral palsy, was verbally abused on the way home after watching his beloved team in October

Newcastle Herald

The community is suffering from this impasse: Stockton offshore dredging licence debate blows up

Deputy Premier Paul Toole has accused City of Newcastle of hindering progress on getting sand back on Stockton Beach by its refusal to take responsibility for a vital offshore dredging program.

Newcastle Herald

Opal is no gem of a measure for Newcastle public transport patronage

Perhaps Transport NSW needs to install infrared counters on the doors of trains and buses.

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The story of Newcastle's legendary 1960s Club a'Gogo nightspot is told in a new book

Opening in 1962 and trading for just six years, the Club a'Gogo on Newcastle's Percy Street managed to attract some of the world's biggest music stars and earn a lasting reputation

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