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Search for dambusters
AN Australian man wants to track relatives of a Dambuster who came from Crook.
Disabled couple denied bathroom upgrade
A STANHOPE couple say they are being denied a new bathroom and feared they would not get redecoration grants because they have looked after their home too well.
Tinker arrives collecting tales
PUPILS and parents at Frosterley Primary school were visited by a tinker recently who is collecting ballads from the coast to coast route.
Cab making residentsŁ500,000 better off
PEOPLE in Wear Valley wereŁ500,000 better off last year thanks to the Citizen's Advice Bureau (Cab).
Wolsingham reveals crime worries
POLICE in Wolsingham will carry on targeting speeding cars, anti-social behaviour and dog fouling after townsfolk said they were their biggest concerns.
Stephen's larking around
STEPHEN Ansbro has talent–a very unusual talent.
Memories of the Meet
A historic film of the Barnard Castle Meet festival has been unearthed at a house in the town.
Town centre public toilets may finally be reopened
BARNARD Castle’s public toilets may be reopened after the new unitary council agreed to consider the proposal.
MEP adds voice to protests against wind farm
A North East MEP has added his voice to protests against plans to build wind turbines in Teesdale.
Governor bows out after 35 years of service to children
A SPECIAL assembly was held at a Teesdale school to bid a fond farewell to a governor who had dedicated 35 years of her life to improving the lives of pupils.
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