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Devastating news of death of Voltigeur, 'the pride of Yorkshire sportsmen'
From the Darlington & Stockton Times of February 28, 1874 Devastating news in the D&S Times 150 years ago this week. “Voltigeur, the pride of Yorkshire sportsmen, and one of the best and most popular horses that ever ran, was destroyed shortly
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How this colourful carpet of crocuses speaks of a special love story in Darlington
When spring unfolds in Darlington, an alley of crocuses serves as a poignant reminder of a long-lasting love. Darlington residents will have noticed the carpet of blue, yellow and white flowers already appearing on the land at Southend Avenue -
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Access rights battle sees legal costs of more than £3m so far for STDC
A court battle between the South Tees Development Corporation (STDC) and Teesport operator PD Ports over access rights to land on the south bank of the River Tees has cost the former more than £3m in legal fees. Papers for the board of the development
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Fish and chips special returns to railway as the 'Fryer' rides again
A heritage railway has announced that its popular fish and chip trains are to return this year. The 'Wensleydale Fryer' - a Wensleydale Railway special - is back this year and with new dates. The railway promises a scenic journey through the
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Free art activity packs for children by acclaimed artist available
Youngsters have the chance to draw on the skills of Britain’s most popular published artist through free activity packs that can be accessed by schools online. Created by artist and gallery owner Lucy Pittaway, the packs align with educational
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Masterchef: The Professionals contestant to open new deli in Darlington market
A former Masterchef: The Professionals contestant is setting up a new continental-style deli in Darlington Market. The eatery will take up a large central unit at the market and there will be seating for customers at the counter. The food available
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North Yorkshire solar farm meets wave of environmental objections
A proposal to create a solar farm beside an ancient woodland which could provide the energy needs of 15,000 homes has been met with a wave of objections over its potential environmental and ecological impact. Pilmoor Solar Ltd’s proposal to site
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Cinema to host special adventure films night in aid of hospice project
The volunteer-run Ritz cinema in Thirsk is promoting a one-night special on Sunday where people can see some spectacular films and help raise funds for Herriot Hospice@The Lambert. The Ritz has partnered with the London Mountain Film Festival (
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Shop shut down for selling counterfeit cigarettes and illicit oversized vapes
A Billingham shop has been closed for selling illicit and counterfeit cigarettes and vapes. Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council secured a three-month closure order notice for Station Express on Station Road at Teesside Magistrates' Court on Wednesday
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Partnership delivers new affordable homes in North Yorkshire village
The completion of a scheme to provide new affordable housing for rent in a North Yorkshire village has been welcomed by community leaders. The three high-quality, two-bedroom houses in Middleton Tyas have been provided thanks to a partnership between
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Plans for motorway services on A1(M) at Catterick a 'monstrosity' says objector
Controversial plans for a £57m service area with a 100-bed hotel, petrol station and drive through cafes in a wildlife haven next to the A1M in North Yorkshire are to go before councillors for full planning permission. Residents and environmental
