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The Latest Breaking News from Northumberland

West Northumberland RSPCA branch caring for over 50 pet rabbits abandoned in lockdown

The charity believes many families bought the animals as a "starter pet" only to find out they are very complex

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Britishvolt agrees joint venture to recycling materials from batteries

Northumberland will work with Glencore to recycling materials from batteries at a plant in Kent

Birmingham Post

Offshore supplier Osbit grows team by a third following Venterra Group takeover

The Northumberland tech supplier has welcomed 40 new starters since last October's acquisition deal

Birmingham Post

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Northumberland cake company bakes 1.5-metre long cake to mark 1,900th anniversary of Hadrian's Wall

Cake craftsman Graeme Venus and his wife Elaine have served up a 1.5-metre long cake rendition of Hadrian's Wall to mark the 1,900th anniversary of the UNESCO World Heritage site

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Lisa Nandy: Tories talk about levelling up but left Sunderland, Northumberland and Gateshead £157m worse off

Labour's Shadow Levelling Up Secretary accuses Boris Johnson's government of 'hollow promises'

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MP calls on businesses to support Blyth school's 'ingenious' project to make use of former Pacer train

The Dales school in Blyth was visited by local MP Ian Levy to hear about its exciting plans for a Pacer train

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This Northumberland route is the second most Instagrammable dog walk in the UK

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How and where to see the Northern Lights over the North East

The Northern Lights can be seen in the North East in the right conditions- here's how and where you can spot them

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1,800 North East customers still without power after storm filled weekend - as recovery operation continues

Storm Malik and Storm Corrie battered the region - just three months after the devastation of Storm Arwen

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Northumberland pottery business Ravn Clay to scale up after competition win

Ravn Clay was the main winner of the Ad Gefrin Creative Design Challenge - and it was only launched five months ago by Keith Webster

Birmingham Post

More than 45,000 homes without power after storms batter UK

Storms Malik and Corrie affected Scotland and Northern England over the weekend.

The Independent UK

Back-to-back storms leave thousands without power

Storms Malik and Corrie have brought down power lines in Scotland and Northern England over the weekend and into Monday.

The Independent UK

Schools shut on Monday after double storm leaves two people dead

Winds reached 93mph and weather warnings were put in place

Wales Online

UK weather forecast: Schools shut and thousands without power after deadly 90mph storms

Met Office forecasts stormy conditions to continue with gales battering the UK after two, a nine-year-old boy and a 60-year-old woman, died during Storm Malik and Storm Corrie

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Storm Corrie: Winds in excess of 92mph recorded in UK for second night running

Northern Powergrid said that around 80,000 customers, almost all in Northumberland and County Durham, had been affected by power cuts

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Stunning photos show freestyle jet skiers treating early risers to display near Blyth

Anthony Burgess and Farzad Takaloo travelled up to Northumberland to mee Blyth jet skiers and take on big waves triggered by recent storms

The Independent UK

Impact of Storm Corrie ‘likely to be significant’

Power cuts have hit thousands of homes after Storm Malik struck earlier.

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Firefighters remain at scene of major blaze at Northumberland recycling plant

Roads had to be closed and high winds allowed the fire to spread

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A look around Northumberland's newest fine-dining restaurant - which has had a rave review in the Times

Restaurant Pine at Vallum Farm was named by a top food critic as one of the best new restaurants in the UK - we dropped in to find out what they're doing to garner such high praise

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Storm Malik is over, but Storm Corrie is coming and strong winds are forecast for days

Northumberland, County Durham and Tyne and Wear are subject to another windy weather warning

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Stargazing events in 2022 to look out for under Northumberland's dark skies

The Aurora Borealis have been spotted in Northumberland in recent months but it's unpredictable when they'll show - here are some stargazing events you can plan to see across 2022

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TripAdvisor study names Northumberland pub one of the top 10 cosiest in the UK

Study looked at the whole of Britain to find which pub locals thought was the warmest and most inviting place to have a pint

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Hot meals organised for Northumberland victims of power cut in Kielder after Storm Malik

Thousands of households across Northumberland and County Durham remain without power

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Most power cuts in Northumberland and County Durham should be resolved on Sunday

Northern Powergrid said most of the 20,000 homes still without power due to Storm Malik are in Northumberland and County Durham

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We try the Northumberland walk named one of the best 'surprise' hikes in the country

Ascending the 230 metre Warden Hill provides views of the North and South Tyne Valleys, with the walk of around 3 miles possible in under two hours

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