Wearside stories you may have missed this weekpublished at 15:29 British Summer Time
A mystery statue appearance, CPR plea and an ice hockey player's make the headlines this week.
Read MoreA mystery statue appearance, CPR plea and an ice hockey player's make the headlines this week.
Read MoreBreastfeeding mums, a compulsive hoarder, and a visit from the Knife Angel make the headlines this week.
Read MoreNexus says it is still committed to improve connectivity, despite lack of progress on the project.
Read MoreA sausage roll, a pit pony statue mystery and a car stranded near Holy Island make headlines.
Read MoreHealth chiefs say the increases are needed to cover the cost of maintaining the car parks.
Read MoreThe site offers support for parents and carers and a place for children to play free of charge.
Read MoreMaisie Dalziel tells care home staff she wants lots of "nicely written" cards for her 100th birthday.
Read MoreKeaton Jennings leads Lancashire to victory over Nottinghamshire in the T20 Blast, while Durham beat Birmingham.
Read MoreLeicester Tigers secure a second-placed Premiership finish and a home play-off semi-final by beating Newcastle Falcons.
Read MoreThe Knife Angel is visiting Newton Aycliffe, hometown of Jack Woodley who was killed in 2021.
Read MoreGrace Harris gives an instant return on debut for Warwickshire Bears as they coast to victory over Durham.
Read MoreThe building has stood empty for more than five years, planning documents show.
Read MoreThe trophy is to be displayed at Keele Square on a last stop before the tournament begins in August.
Read MoreThe S/S Hestmanden, which served as a World War Two convoy vessel, will be berthed on the Tyne.
Read MoreEngineering consultants are appointed to carry out a feasibility study and specialist design work.
Read MoreThe Newcastle United defender collects the Freedom of Northumberland after his Carabao Cup goal.
Read MoreNorthumbria Police sends a bomb disposal unit to the scene in Newcastle.
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