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Outcry over cuts to civilian cops
POLITICIANS and the public have pledged their support for Police Community Supports Officers (PCSOs) amid fears they could be axed.
Willington Black Cat?s on charity prowl
A TEENAGER will walk 22 miles to watch her beloved Sunderland play in aid of a toddler who lost her hands and toes to meningitis.
Heated meeting over skate park
WELL-behaved youths and angry adults this week debated a skate park and youth shelter for a park.
June?s eyes are smiling after Irish lottery win
A WITTON-le-Wear woman plans to buy a shower for her husband after founding out she won the lottery, six months after she won the lottery.
Tendered care by gardener of year
A GREEN-fingered pensioner has won an award after doing up his care home's gardenGreen-fingered Tom Smith, 83, has been named Individual Gardener Of The Year by Durham County Council in recognition of his colourful flower beds and plant pots at Southfield Lodge Care Home in Crook.
Sold: Zurbaran paintings and Auckland Castle
THE terms of the sale of both the Zurbaran paintings and Auckland Castle have been agreed by Church Commissioners,the Teesdale Mercury is first to reveal.
Gainford man charged over death of baby son
A man has this afternoon been charged with killing his baby son in Gainford last February.
MP:?I?m totally against £1.3m bridge project
TEESDALE’S MP says council chiefs have got it all wrong with the proposal to build a£1.
Fears for the future of our town library
Concerns have been raised about plans to hand Barnard Castle Library to a charitable trust as part of a major shake-up in council services.
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