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The Northumberland Line opens to passengers for the first time in …
2024年12月16日 · After 60 years, the first passenger train on the Northumberland Line rolled out of Newcastle just before 8am on Sunday, arriving to cheering crowds in Ashington 35 minutes later. Did you know with an ad-lite subscription to Northumberland Gazette, you get 70% fewer ads while viewing the news that ...
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Cocklawburn Beach, just south of Berwick-upon-Tweed, is both beautiful and fascinating. Local geologist Dr Ian Kille will lead this final walk exploring the geodiversity of the Northumberland Coast on Tuesday, October 23 starting at 10am.
Conductors say new Northumberland Line services will make 'a …
2024年11月11日 · Massively increasing the ease of travel for people in the area while keeping costs low, a journey along the entire route will only take around 35 minutes and a single fare will cost no more than £3, while the maximum return fare will be £6.
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Council remains locked in talks with union over on-going schools …
2024年10月22日 · Union officials are hoping for progress as talks continue with Northumberland County Council bosses amid on-going strike action at schools in the Berwick Partnership area.
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A Newcastle-based manufacturing company has created a Christmas tree so tiny it could fit on the tip of a nail. Measuring just 200 microns wide – about the same as a human hair – the miniature tree has been made by Microbritt to highlight its advanced micromilling technology.