Newcastle Supply Teacher Wins Award
Amy Walton, from Newcastle, has won the North East Supply Teacher of the Year award.
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Read MoreLeading businesses are on the look-out for fresh talent in Middlesbrough – and they’ll have hundreds of jobs up for grabs at a recruitment event next month.
Read MoreThere promises to be something for everyone as a Family Fun Day to support the Mike Findley MND Fund gets underway in Marske.
Read MoreHartlepool United Ladies will resume their pre-season training in July as they prepare for a life at a higher level and they’re looking for potential players to join the squad.
Read MoreThe Charlie Chaplin Story, a hilarious and heart-warming musical about one of the true icons of cinema, is coming to the Gala Theatre on Sunday 3 July.
Read MoreHeld on Wednesday 8 June the 2016 North and East Yorkshire Building Excellence Awards were presented at the Royal York Hotel in York, with attendance over 230 this year.
Read More£1220 was raised for ‘Hearing Dogs for Deaf People’ at the 2016 LABC North and East Yorkshire Building Excellence Awards held on Wednesday 8 June at The Royal York Hotel.
Read MoreNeil Harrold, North East chair of insolvency trade body R3 and a partner with Hay & Kilner Solicitors, says: “Leaving the EU will have a major impact on the way corporate insolvency works in the UK. The UK’s insolvency regime does not exist in a vacuum – it is entwined with rules on employment, tax, property, and more; and all of these are linked with European rules.
Read MoreA community is set to pay tribute to former councillor Maelor Williams with the unveiling of two portraits ahead of the renaming of a wood in his honour.
Read MoreSunderland is paying it’s annual tribute to the military and raising the flag on Armed Forces Day on Saturday.
Read MoreGeoff White, RICS Policy Manager, North & Midlands said: “Uncertainty over the renegotiation and the North East’s future relationship with the EU must be minimised by laying out a clear timeline and set of ambitions. The Chancellor’s proposed ‘Brexit Budget’ must be careful to reassure the region’s property markets.
Read MoreBook-lovers are being asked to give up some of their free time this summer to help encourage children to read.
Read MoreAs a large business in the agricultural sector The H&H Group and all of our businesses including Harrison & Hetherington, our livestock Auctioneering business, and H&H Land and Property will continue to work hard to support all our farmers and customers as we have done for generations.
Read MoreTyne Theatre & Opera House are thrilled to welcome back the hilarious Count Arthur Strong to the theatre after his hugely successful show in 2015.
Read More“ Even though I campaigned to remain in the EU, there is no point expressing regret about the outcome of the referendum. We must respect the will of the people. “
Read MoreNorth Yorkshire’s biggest free food and live music festival returns this month celebrating its fifth successful year.
Read MorePlans to preserve and bring an historical South Tyneside building back into use will be on show for the public to view next week.
Read MoreDale & Valley Homes’ free ‘Shabby Chic’ course will take place on Friday, 1 July starting at 10am at Mickle Grove Community Training Hub in Leeholme.
Read MoreAn award-winning fish and chip shop is preparing to fire up the fryers for one of South Tyneside’s biggest events.
Read MoreStatement from Anna Turley, Labour MP for Redcar, on the result of the EU referendum.
Read MoreThe Wildlife Trusts’ 30 Days Wild challenge has inspired people up and down the country to take an estimated one million acts for nature so far this June.
Read MoreResidents joined the Mayoress of South Tyneside for afternoon tea this week for the traditional Mayoress ‘At Home’ event.
Read MoreAn innovative scheme which sees people from South Tyneside sharing their lives with vulnerable adults has been officially rated as “good” by the Care Quality Commission (CQC)
Read More“A significant number of our members are worried about the impact of leaving. The focus for us now is to ensure these business concerns are addressed. It is vital the Government ensures minimal disruption to trade and investment as the process of change begins.
Read MoreFootpath improvement work is starting at Bull Banks by the River Greta in Bowes on or around 4th July.
Read MoreAfter the sell-out success of last year’s The Phantom Of The Opera, the Gala Theatre Stage School (GTSS) will bring gripping thriller Jekyll & Hyde – The Musical to the Gala
Read MoreLondon-based internet business Widernet Communications Limited has made a commercially strategic acquisition, with the purchase of web development company Pigment Limited.
Read MoreDrivers will benefit from an improved road surface once work to resurface the northbound A19 in North Yorkshire is complete.
Read MoreMulti-award winning entertainers are returning to the North East to perform as part of BRASS Festival’s 10th anniversary celebrations.
Read MoreApprentices at Teesside’s award winning specialist work surface manufacturers, F Jones Cleveland, received distinguished approval for their hard work, when they were awarded their vocational certificates by the Lord Lieutenant of North Yorkshire.
Read MoreThe Academy at Shotton Hall is celebrating a record teacher training year with 62 trainees graduating as new teachers from its school-based teacher training courses.
Read MoreResidents from Dalton and Topcliffe have been given a closer insight into a new bridge to link the two communities.
Read MoreAshington-based Innovision Global has secured a £50,000 loan through the Finance for Business North East Microloan Fund, a regional loan scheme managed by Rivers Capital Partners.
Read MoreSouth Tyneside based Kates Slimming & Fitness Club has secured a £10,000 loan through the Finance for Business North East Microloan Fund, a regional loan scheme managed by Rivers Capital Partners.
Read MoreRegional Fund Managers Rivers Capital Partners have re-located their Tees Valley-based operations. The move to the Victoria Building at Teesside University will better support the hub of ambitious start-ups and established SMEs based in and around the campus.
Read MoreDedicated to supporting North East businesses to start-up and grow, the North East Business and Innovation Centre (BIC) has recently entered into a collaborative partnership with regional Fund Managers, Rivers Capital Partners to provide one-to- one sessions for businesses interested in accessing finance.
Read MoreDementia Forward and North Yorkshire County Council are celebrating two years of working together to provide a support service that helps the county’s residents deal with the impact of dementia on their lives.
Read MoreSharp suits and flapper dresses were on show as more than £31,000 – enough to save more than 2,000 lives in developing countries – was raised at a North East charity event.
Read MoreConstruction of an advanced research facility has reached completion at Newcastle’s Science Central.
Read MorePioneering design consultancy, Forward Design Innovation has secured a £15,000 loan via the Finance for Business North East Microloan Fund.
Read MoreNewcastle-based ‘clean’ food cafe and coffee bar Love Lunch has secured a £10,000 loan via the Finance for Business North East Microloan Fund.
Read MoreOne of the UK’s leading graduate recruitment and training companies has secured a £100,000 investment via the Finance for Business North East Angel Fund.
Read MoreBenfield-based NCT Skills for Life, one of the region’s expanding training organisations, has announced a strategic new appointment to its senior management team.
Read MoreNOF Energy, the energy industry business development organisation, has appointed Richard Turner from JDR Cables to its board.
Read MoreA significant installation of solar power at one of the North East’s largest environmental management sites could pave the way for greater use of renewable energy across the region.
Read MoreResidents across Stockton-on-Tees still have time to feedback on the proposals on the future of branch libraries in Fairfield and Egglescliffe.
Read MoreOrganisers of a special event to celebrate a charity’s 35th anniversary know they will be holding back The Flood of excitement if their appeals for Take That star Gary Barlow to attend their Greatest Day are successful.
Read MoreVolunteer festival makers have received recognition after completing a course designed to make the most their experience.
Read MoreInterest in space has reached Tim Peake levels following the British Astronaut’s pioneering stay on the International Space Station, but as we look to the stars what are the questions surrounding further space travel, and who actually owns the Moon?
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