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Euvue North East News A collection of iconic castles, country houses and outstanding landscapes from the UK have thrown open their doors online. Lindisfarne Castle (right) is one of 20 National Trust properties and landscapes added to Google Street View, available through Google Maps, and can be explored
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But when it’s bad – and the past few weeks have been absolutely terrible – it’s the only thing we can talk about. And not without reason. We have had discomfort heaped upon disruption as the big freeze has tightened its grip
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Swans at Chester-le-Street The north east’s swan population is in crisis because of the weather conditions. Birds are dying for lack of food and water as lakes and rivers freeze over and the critical conditions have prompted an urgent regional ‘Save the swans’ appeal to the general public from the North
[...click on headline to read full story] Crook Hall in Durham is launching a competition to find two elves to help Father Christmas for an hour on Sunday 6th December.This opportunity has arisenbecause one of the elf team has got to go to Lapland to attend a lecture on Reindeer Handling that afternoon.
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[...click on headline to read full story] A driver has successfully challenged a speeding ticket thanks to vehicle tracking technology installed in his van.
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[...click on headline to read full story] Newcastle scientists who found that cows with names produce more milk have won a major international award. Dr Catherine Douglas and Dr Peter Rowlinson of Newcastle University have won the Ig Nobel Prize for Veterinary Medicine for their work looking at reducing stress levels in dairy cattle. [...click on headline to read full story] 
Neil Robinson and Oakley Coveney of Willington Angling Centre with Brian Myers, chairman of the new Durham unitary authority Two young entrepreneurs have landed a new career with the launch of their own business. Long time pals Neil Robinson, 20 and Oakley Coveney, 19 set have up Willington Angling Centre in Willington,
[...click on headline to read full story] An award-winning Durham County Council museum is one of the first in the country to receive a new national quality badge. Killhope’s lead mining museum in upper Weardale has been awarded the Learning Outside the Classroom Quality Badge, a national quality standard recognising safe educational experiences for young people. The new scheme combines for the first time learning and safety into one badge for all organisations. Coun Eunice Huntington, the County Council’s cabinet member
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