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Photographer puts everyday Metro life in the picture

An online photography exhibition is aiming to capture a unique snapshot of everyday life on the Tyne and Wear Metro system.

Kevin Haynes hails 'outstanding' Berwick Rangers after Annan Athletic draw

Berwick Rangers drew 2-2 with Annan Athletic in midweek

Why public notices matter – and how to find them

From planning applications to road closures, public notices can help you stay informed about the decisions and changes affecting your local area.

Half of landline users unaware of national switch-off deadline looming

Nearly half of UK landline users are in the dark over analogue phone switch-off despite the January 2027 deadline.

Plenty to enjoy at this year's popular Stamfordham Classic and Sports Car Show

The annual Stamfordham Classic and Sports Car show is set to take place this bank holiday weekend.

'Absolute disaster' - Blyth Spartans boss Marc Nash reacts to 6-2 capitulation against Consett

Blyth Spartans were heavily beaten by Consett in midweek.

Online bookings now open for winter vaccinations to protect those most vulnerable

Thousands of people across the North East can now book their free winter vaccinations as the NHS urges those most at risk to protect themselves from serious illness.

Auction of fishing pots seized in Northumberland raises thousands for RNLI and Fishermen's Mission

An online auction of seized fishing pots has raises money for maritime charities.

Jo Malone is now at Boots - I tried the new scent earning top reviews

Jo Malone London has arrived at Boots for the first time, bringing its best-loved fragrances and brand-new Sea Salt & Bergamot Cologne to shoppers nationwide.

UK travellers offered cashback on QR code spending across Asia

iFAST Global Bank makes cross-border QR payments simpler and more rewarding with Worldwide Scan & Pay.

The e.l.f. pickle lip balm that sold out in eight minutes is back with three new limited-edition flavours

e.l.f.'s viral pickle-inspired lip balm sold out in just eight minutes, but the unusual beauty trend is back with three new limited-edition shades.

I've organised my home in the prettiest and most practical way with Online Home Shop (cloned)

I wanted to get my home organised without filling it with boring storage boxes, and these affordable pink bow-print finds from Online Home Shop have provided a much prettier solution.

A cleaning advent calendar has been launched for Christmas 2026 for the obsessively house-proud

For people who are particularly house proud, there’s an alternative to the advent calendars we’ve come to expect this year - a cleaning advent calendar.

The 'best' men's fragrance is now on sale - and the 100ml is just over £3 more than the 50ml version

The 100ml Azzaro fragrance combines red ginger, glowing toffee, bourbon vanilla and earthy woods, while one customer praises its classy scent and long-lasting performance

Berwick Bandits play-off dream ends with Friday night defeat to Edinburgh

Berwick Bandits were beaten by Edinburgh Monarchs on Friday...

Review: I upgraded my mattress to the Panda Hybrid Bamboo Mattress and it solved my biggest sleep problem

I wanted a mattress that combined the cushioning comfort of memory foam with the support of pocket springs. After a month on the Panda Hybrid Bamboo Mattress, here are my thoughts on if it met my needs or not.

The £16.99 backpack designed for work, university and Ryanair travel

Designed to fit beneath an airline seat while offering space for a laptop, clothes and everyday essentials, this versatile rucksack could cover everything from lectures to weekend trips

Top women's waterproof jackets to keep you dry through autumn rain - from Columbia, Decathlon and more

From lightweight packable shells to a warm jacket designed for temperatures as low as -10°C, these are four women's waterproof jackets to consider for autumn.

Review: Neal’s Yard’s luxury Frankincense range left my skin more hydrated - and it’s now up to 30% off

Neal’s Yard Remedies’ Frankincense Intense range promises luxurious age-defying skincare, but does it deliver? I added four products to my routine, alongside two of the brand’s beautifully scented handcare favourites.

Paint while you shop says Northumberland wildlife charity

Northumberland Wildlife Trust is inviting visitors to Eldon Square to combine a shopping trip with a chance to learn more about local wildlife conservation.

Magnificent manor house with snooker and wine rooms for sale in north Northumberland

Fairfield Hall is a magnificent Grade II listed detached manor house, set in a stunning walled garden in the centre of Wooler.

Seven-bedroom Victorian detached home in Morpeth on the market for £1.1m

A stunning Victorian detached home in Morpeth town centre has become available.

39 flashbacks to Jessie J's 2012 Alnwick concert

It was the biggest concert in the series in Alnwick Pastures.

MP welcomes rail card changes to make travel more affordable for Northumberland teenagers

Improvements to youth railcards that will help almost 1,000 local young people have been welcomed by North Northumberland MP David Smith.

Two-day Northumberland coastal walk in memory of 'Ganda' to raise money for Prostate Cancer UK

Family and friends of a much-loved man will be heading to Northumberland for a two-day fundraising walk.

Plenty for people to enjoy at this year's Tynemouth Food Festival

A popular event will return to one of North Tyneside’s most stunning locations early next month, with tickets now on sale.

Council schemes to protect two coastal communities in Northumberland near completion

Coastal defence schemes are well underway in two Northumberland villages.

Plans lodged for revamp of prime site in Alnwick

A prime site in Alnwick town centre could be poised for a new lease of life.

Self-guided walk about Blyth during the Second World War is launched

To celebrate the legacy of the year-long Heritage Lottery Funded project, Northumberland Archives has launched a self-guided walk exploring Blyth’s history during the Second World War.

Sunshine on Lindisfarne with The Proclaimers set to top festival bill

The countdown is almost over for Lindisfarne Festival – and there are a few tickets remaining.

Delve into the exceptionally hand-crafted, sustainable and recyclable world of Paper High

If you haven’t discovered it already you need to delve into the exceptionally hand-crafted, sustainable and recycable world of Paper High.

New home energy system promises bigger savings and smarter energy use

Anew energy storage system in the UK, designed to help homeowners make better use of solar power, manage energy-hungry appliances and become more energy independent, has been launched.

Date and time of blood Moon partial lunar eclipse - why Moon will appear red and how to see it

A partial lunar eclipse - making the Moon appear red - will occur towards the end of August.

Top class GCSE results by students at Ponteland High School

Students and staff at Ponteland High School are celebrating an exceptional set of GCSE results, with the performance of the Year 11 cohort ranking amongst the highest achieved in the school’s history.

Blyth beach pollution investigation suggests creosote contamination

Preliminary investigations into pollution at Blyth beach suggest creosote contamination.

Radio Northumberland's Phantom Frequencies lands interview with paranormal royalty

Radio Northumberland’s paranormal show and podcast has secured a very special interview with a name synonymous with the world of ghost hunting.

Students at King Edward VI School in Morpeth celebrate exceptional GCSE success

Students at King Edward VI School in Morpeth are celebrating after achieving excellent GCSE results.

Cramlington Cobbler owners to hang up their keys after 30 years

After three decades serving their local community, Ian and Helen Platt are preparing to retire from The Cramlington Cobbler at Manor Walks.

Hexham teen celebrates top GCSE grades with ambitions to become a farm vet

Hexham teenager Ruby Clark is celebrating six grade 9s and three grade 8s at GCSE as she sets her sights on a career as a farm vet.

Month’s supply of sausage rolls up for grabs at Northumberland bakery

Northumberland residents could soon be rolling in sausage rolls, with a month’s supply up for grabs at a local bakery.

By-election triggered in Northumberland after councillor fails to attend a single meeting for six months

A Northumberland councillor has lost his seat after failing to attend a single meeting in the past six months.

Morpeth teenager celebrates top GCSE grades as Scotland hockey ambitions grow

Morpeth teenager Charlie Wood has celebrated top GCSE grades as he continues to pursue his ambitions in both medicine and hockey.

Garden seeds are there for the taking

As certain ornamental and vegetable plants start to run out of steam it’s time for action