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Newcastle container terminal momentum grows despite cold feet

THE bipartisan support for a Newcastle container terminal from this region's political representatives is an important paver on the path to seeing the project reach fruition.

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Newcastle's Cruddas Park juvenile jazz band in the 1970s - including a future Toon coach

The golden age of juvenile jazz bands spanned the 1960s to the early 1980s, with dozens emerging from the council estates and suburbs of Tyneside

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Newcastle council boss wants to 'redefine' city brand – and takes inspiration from Manchester worker bee

Nick Kemp has set out his priorities after taking over at the civic centre, having promised a "complete reset" of the city's frontline services

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Letters: Rate rise expected, but will still hurt plenty

Newcastle Herald readers have their say on the issues of the day.

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Newcastle care worker glassed woman and hit her friend after karaoke suggestion

Sophie Robinson, of Newcastle, lost her temper with the two victims when a member of her group was upset outside a Bigg Market bar and attacked them back inside

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Newcastle United's Hugo Ekitike move plunged into doubt after striker limps off for France U20s

The prospective Magpies striker was withdrawn inside five minutes in his side's semi-final against Mexico U20s

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Education Secretary visits 'incredible' new home of Newcastle United Foundation and new schools in Northumberland

Nadhim Zahawi was welcomed by trustee Shola Ameobi and senior management team at multi-million pound facility NUCASTLE and later visited Queen Elizabeth High School and Hexham Middle School in Northumberland

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The Libertines exclusive: Legendary rockers talk Town Moor gig, love for Newcastle and Toon takeover

Lee Ryder sat down for a chat with The Libertines ahead of their trip to Newcastle for the Rock N Roll Circus

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The eight new North East railway lines that could transform our region's train services by 2035

An upgrade strategy set to be signed off next week includes a raft of ambitious improvements including new Metro lines and a main line service to Newcastle International Airport

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Newcastle father launches eco-friendly sock company inspired by daughters

Marc Bucci has launches Social Socks this week in a bid to make people think about their clothing decisions

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Brute left ex battered, bruised and with broken arm after forcing entry to her Newcastle home

Robert Patterson attacked his former partner in her bedroom while their young child was in the bed

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Newcastle campaign aims to provide baby boxes to first-time parents and their newborns

The Children’s Foundation’s new Make a Million (MaM) fundraising campaign aims to provide all first-time parents and their newborns in the North East (starting with Newcastle, Gateshead) with a baby box

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Hunter united: Region's MPs combine to support Newcastle container terminal

The Hunter's state and federal MPs have rallied across the political divide in an unprecedented show of support for the establishment of a Newcastle container terminal.

Newcastle Herald

Coal's era might have passed, but respect for its help is eternal

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Newcastle's Discovery Museum in line for major renovations to reverse 'serious state of decline'

Museum bosses are hoping for a comprehensive overhaul of the museum building and its displays in order to maximise its potential as a top visitor destination

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The Blaydon Races at 160: The song about a day at the races that became a Tyneside anthem

How an 1862 Victorian music hall song about a day at the races in Blaydon became an unlikely regional anthem that is still widely sung 160 years later

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You can rent Geordie Shore star Chloe Ferry’s million-pound mansion - for £7k a month

The £1.1m Newcastle property is on the rental market and boasts some incredible features including five bedrooms as well as a cinema, bar, and home gym

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Ryanair launches flights to two new destinations from Newcastle Airport

Ryanair has put new flights on sale to Barcelona and Cork, adding to its 19 other destinations currently available from Newcastle International Airport

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eBay offers budding online entrepreneurs grants as it brings business roadshow to the Newcastle

The online auction operator is offering businesses that attend its quayside event chance to access grants and support

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The Scotswood Aggro Boys out and about in Newcastle city centre 50 years ago

The Scotswood Aggro Boys, a teenage gang from Newcastle's West End, featured in several stories in the Evening Chronicle during the course of 1972

Newcastle Herald

Blast from the past as Fort Scratchley fires up memories of submarine attack on Newcastle

Exactly 80 years after Newcastle was rocked by shells fired from a Japanese submarine, the guns at Fort Scratchley that fired in anger that night have been once again blasted into life - only this time in commemoration, not confrontation.

Newcastle Herald

QT Newcastle ready to welcome everyone, including dogs

'Every room has a different view'

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Dropping £50-a-day tolls for Newcastle Clean Air Zone 'too good to be true', says council leader

Nick Kemp says the charging plans are 'just penalising people', but he doesn't expect to be able to abandon the controversial tolls as Greater Manchester is trying to

Newcastle Herald

'Slap in the face': Public sector employees rally to demand better pay

Hundreds of frontline service workers have rallied and marched through Newcastle calling on the NSW government to remove a public sector wage cap and give them a pay rise to cover soaring cost-of-living pressures, as an offer announced this week was labelled "totally unacceptable".

Newcastle Herald

QT Newcastle: your first look at Newcastle's new rooftop bar and hotel

Locals are welcome at the reborn David Jones building on Hunter Street in Newcastle's East End

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