Drivers warned of fake parking fine scamspublished at 12:30 British Summer Time 26 October
The authority urges motorist to be cautious and not to click on suspicious website links.
Read MoreThe authority urges motorist to be cautious and not to click on suspicious website links.
Read MoreSunderland City Council says it is "vigorously defending" itself against Sean Maddison's claim.
Read MoreBishop Auckland Baptist Church is pending £5,000 this winter providing hot-meals and a warm space.
Read MoreIt has been closed since February with a new soft play area, gym and heating being installed.
Read MoreMemorials in Tynemouth and North Shields are being refurbished and having inscriptions re-carved.
Read MoreZackary Blades' father steps in after Karlene Warner's mother Alison broke her arm.
Read MoreCompanies currently have to record how long sewage is released for but not the volume of water.
Read MoreThe company says an increase is needed for "vital" investment in its network across the region.
Read MoreOrders are taken through an interpreter to help promote an understanding of British Sign Language.
Read MoreDavid Cameron, of Stockton, told a decoy profile he wanted "a little bit of fun", a court hears.
Read MoreThe 45-year-old pleads not guilty to the theft of four items from the museum and art gallery.
Read MoreUnison and the hospital trust negotiate a new deal for workers with back pay.
Read MoreA coroner says the man's release from custody was based on files with a "distinct lack of detail".
Read MoreThe council says the road between the New Moor House crossroads and the Bridge of Aln is shut.
Read MoreCallum Creighton had previously been jailed for the attempted murder of his brother, a court hears.
Read MoreJohn Stone controlled and isolated his victim and regularly subjected her to abuse, a court hears.
Read MoreNewcastle United manager Eddie Howe says Alexander Isak's contract situation is complex.
Read MoreTonnes of fishing nets, line and rope are recovered from the sea off the coast of Teesside.
Read MoreCouncil leaders say "nobody will be required to pay more than they are able".
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