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Council 'getting tough' with fines for littering, graffiti and dog fouling in Northumberland increased

The fines could increase further by the end of the year

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Northumberland County Council will spend £1.5 million to modernise aging Prudhoe Waterworld leisure centre

The centre was originally opened in 1990 and was refurbished in 2016

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Move to reassure worried residents of Prudhoe after spate of crime

There have been a number of high-profile police incidents in the town recently

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Barclays commits to maintaining presence in Prudhoe and Haltwhistle despite branch closure plans

Two branches in Northumberland were included in the latest round of closures

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Concern about Northumbria Police's proposed cuts after spate of crime in Prudhoe

More than 100 community support officer roles are being cut due to inflationary pressures

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Labour candidate wins by-election after party was accused of wasting taxpayer money

A Conservative councillor said the town council should have co-opted a new member

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Tory councillor accuses Labour of wasting taxpayer money with by-election

Two candidates have thrown their hat into the ring for the vacant seat

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Duke of Northumberland's Prudhoe housing plans to be reheard after 'error'

A procedural error means the application for 63 new homes in Prudhoe will need to be re-run

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Plea for support from Prudhoe school looking to replace 'temporary' classrooms in place for decades

The school is calling for public support as the mobile classrooms are no longer fit for purpose after being built 40 years ago.

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Restoration plan agreed for Grade-II listed walled garden in Prudhoe

The site has fallen into disrepair prompting a regeneration scheme to be drawn up involving Homes England and Gentoo

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Concerns over Go North East's short notice cancellations remain as residents left stranded

It comes after the Government announced a significant funding boost for buses in the region

Chronicle Live

18 death notices in Glasgow and Lanarkshire this month

Our thoughts are with all those who have lost a loved one.

Glasgow Live

Edinburgh residents terrified by masked hunter gang during operation on quiet street

Gordon Buchan, 42, and the gang all had their faces covered and were wearing dark hoods when they challenged the unnamed man at his front door at the capital’s Carnegie Court in March 2018.

Edinburgh Live

Police name Ayrshire man killed in A76 crash following two-car collision

Robert Young, known as Bobby, was 77-years-old.

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Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh inmate threatened to end girlfriend's life after getting dumped on video call

29-year-old Brendan Carroll was serving a sentence in Edinburgh’s Saughton Prison when his partner at the time broke the bad news over the video link.

Chronicle Live

Pride as Haltwhistle community rallies round following 'devastating' fire

Fire crews were on the scene for more than 12 hours

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How I was roped into shovelling sheep poo and feeding Ant and Dec the donkeys at Humbles Wood Farm in Prudhoe

Local Democracy Reporter for Northumberland James Robinson swapped the office for the farm for a day

Leeds Live

What Leeds United looked like at the start of the reign of Queen Elizabeth II

The Leeds United line up looked very different at the beginning of the 1952/53 season when Queen Elizabeth II began her reign as Queen

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Daily Record

Callous Scots son left dementia mum with no food or heating after stealing savings

Gordon Stewart was left in charge of 94-year-old mum Mary's finances after she fell ill but soon began using the pensioner's finances for his own ends.

Edinburgh Live

East Lothian son left his mum with no food or heating as he dipped into her savings

Gordon Stewart was left in charge of 94-year-old mum Mary’s finances after she fell ill but soon began using the pensioner’s finances for his own ends.

Chronicle Live

Safety warning after reports of teens jumping from bridges and harbours into Tyne and North Sea

There have been reports of teenagers drinking and jumping into the sea, as well as jumping from a former railway bridge into the Tyne

Edinburgh Live

East Lothian son stole £2,000 from 95-year-old mum as she battled dementia

Stewart appeared at Edinburgh Sheriff Court on Wednesday and admitted carrying out a fraudulent scheme by using his mother’s money for himself when she didn’t have the capacity to consent.

Daily Record

Lowlife Scots son stole £2k from dementia mum leaving her without enough food or heating

Gordon Stewart took cash from her account as she battled dementia to pay for petrol and fast food while she was cold and hungry.

Chronicle Live

Councillor 'disgusted' after anti fox hunting activists pelted with eggs and flour in Northumberland

Police are appealing for information and are treating the incident as an assault

Chronicle Live

Northumbria Police warn cars could be 'seized' ahead of planned car rally at Prudhoe retail park

A previous event on May 1 saw police deploy a plane to assist with their response

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