One in a million five-legged lamb born at Whitehouse Farm in Northumberland The as-yet unnamed lamb is only the second lamb born at the farm with five legs in the past 25 years Chronicle Live · Mar 8, 2022
Teachers at Bedlington Academy in Northumberland strike over school's management of pupil behaviour Members of the Teacher's Union took the first of fifteen planned days of strike action on Tuesday - but the school remains open Chronicle Live · Mar 8, 2022
ITV's Our House based on book by Northumberland born author Louise Candlish Our House made its long awaited debut on ITV on Monday night and is based on the book of the same name by Louise Candlish Chronicle Live · Mar 8, 2022
Northumberland woman targeted mum with bogus claims of child and animal abuse and false call outs Nichola Swannie, of Haydon Bridge, left her victim in fear and distress with bogus claims, reports and orders Chronicle Live · Mar 8, 2022
World Book Day 'Little Vera' catches the attention of Ann Cleeves and Brenda Blethyn Eight year old Eden Pickerin dressed up as the Geordie detective after her family started 'Friday Night Vera Night' during lockdown Chronicle Live · Mar 7, 2022
Ashington painter named winner of Woodhorn Museum's Open Exhibition 2022 The exhibition, named A Portrait of Northumberland, will be on display at the museum until April 24 Chronicle Live · Mar 7, 2022
Royal Mail looking for a handful of workers across the North East - here's how you can apply The national mail service is hiring new starters all across the region - with jobs available in Tyne and Wear, Tyneside and Northumberland. Chronicle Live · Mar 7, 2022
Britishvolt and Aston Martin sign agreement to work together on electric vehicles The deal with the company building a gigafactory near Blyth in Northumberland follows a similar agreement with Lotus earlier this year Birmingham Post · Mar 7, 2022
Northumberland teenager takes third place in first ever Young Railway Photographer of the Year competition Rowan Harris-Jones submitted six photos to the competition, including one of a train crossing the Royal Border Bridge in Berwick, close to where he lives. Chronicle Live · Mar 6, 2022
Shooting star captured in one in a million family photo in Northumberland The family couldn't believe their luck when checking the photo straight after it was taken, marking a special moment to remember forever. Chronicle Live · Mar 6, 2022
'Claps don't pay bills': Northumberland nurse says Government offer of 3% pay rise is 'slap in the face' An NHS nurse has said plans for just a 3% pay rise are "an insult" - and spoken of nurses having to rely on food banks due to the cost of living crisis. Chronicle Live · Mar 6, 2022
From Belsay Hall to Holy Island: The blooming Northumberland gardens you can visit this spring Here are some of the most beautiful open gardens in Northumberland to help put a spring in your step now that winter is behind us Chronicle Live · Mar 6, 2022
From hostels to castles: Where to stay near Hadrian's Wall in Northumberland With celebrations for the 1900 Festival taking place across 2022, here are some ideas for places to stay in Northumberland near Hadrian's Wall Chronicle Live · Mar 5, 2022
Northumberland county councillor hits back after being expelled from the Labour Party Bywell councillor Holly Waddell has denied being a member of an 'openly communist' organisation banned under Labour Party rules Chronicle Live · Mar 4, 2022
Chronicle Live · Mar 4, 2022 Hexham event aims to help develop rural communities Community visioning in rural areas: Sharing best practice will be delivered by the National Innovation Centre for Rural Enterprise at the Beaumont Hotel
Chronicle Live · Mar 4, 2022 Man who caused the death of two 96-year-old war veterans in Northumberland crash avoids jail Jamie Lawson, 21, from Corbridge was given a six months prison sentence suspended for two years
Chronicle Live · Mar 4, 2022 Northumberland by-election: The candidates for Seghill with Seaton Delaval A Northumberland County Council election will be held in March following the tragic death of a councillor
Chronicle Live · Mar 4, 2022 Northumberland wildlife charity 'horrified' after banned pesticide given green light by Government The Government has authorise the use of thiamethoxam despite recommendations from its advisors that it should not
Chronicle Live · Mar 4, 2022 Help Ukraine by donating essential items to these places in Newcastle and nearby There are donations point across the North East, in Northumberland, Newcastle, Tyneside, County Durham and Sunderland, here's what they need
Birmingham Post · Mar 3, 2022 Young entrepreneurs' Northumberland suit shop expanding just months after launch S&S Attire in Hexham is set to open in larger premises later this month
Chronicle Live · Mar 3, 2022 Two women taken to hospital after three-vehicle crash on A1 in Northumberland The A1 has been closed between Felton and Thirston following a three-vehicle collision, causing severe delays to traffic
Chronicle Live · Mar 3, 2022 Major milestone for Northumberland Line reopening as final new train station granted approval A new station for Newsham was described as the most ambitious of six that will be served by restored passenger services connecting Newcastle and Ashington
Chronicle Live · Mar 2, 2022 Northumberland leaders call for an end to Russia's invasion of Ukraine The leaders of both Northumberland County Council and Northumberland Labour have thrown their support behind the Ukrainian people
Chronicle Live · Mar 2, 2022 Northumberland church sends van full of donations to help refugees from Ukraine Prudhoe Parish Church has sent camp beds, folding beds and 'innumerable' sleeping bags and jackets to the the Ukraine-Romania border, where people have been waiting up to 20 hours to enter the country.
Chronicle Live · Mar 2, 2022 "This could have been stopped": Ex Russian spy hiding in Northumberland devastated by Ukraine invasion Former KGB double agent Viktor Makarov, who lives in a Haltwhistle hide out, believes Putin's threat was not taken seriously enough by western leaders