Restaurant licence hearing over illegal workerspublished at 07:13 BST 8 September
The Oak Tree in Middleton St George faces a licensing hearing following an immigration raid.
Read MoreThe Oak Tree in Middleton St George faces a licensing hearing following an immigration raid.
Read MoreDurham will lose almost half of its direct services to Edinburgh and Peterborough from December.
Read MoreClaire Burns, among the first to work for Jet2 at Newcastle, says some people doubted it would last.
Read MoreThe local authority says it has been unable to reach hundreds in Newcastle who complained of damp.
Read MoreHampshire qualify for the semi-finals of the Women's One-Day Cup with a comfortable nine-wicket win over Durham.
Read MoreThe founder of the famous half marathon says it has become more and more popular over the years.
Read MoreDurham sign spinner Shafiqullah Ghafari for the final three games of the season after monitoring his progress at club side Richmondshire.
Read MoreA mum's walk-and-talk group and funding for a new miners' banner.
Read MoreThe Sheila Fell works from a private collection represent a "unique opportunity", auctioneers say.
Read MoreThe EA says seven traps were discovered on the River Tees near Barnard Castle on 6 August.
Read MoreVolunteers from the James Cook Hospital want to keep Barry Dean's memory alive.
Read MoreThe cap, which has been subsidised by the North East Combined Authority, is due to end in December.
Read MoreThe Blyth Spartans takeover paves the way for the return of the women's side.
Read MoreTyne and Wear Fire and Rescue Service says the simulations would help train for various emergencies.
Read MoreGladiators started off the Junior and Mini races on Newcastle's Quayside.
Read MoreHartlepool Borough Council is getting in touch with organisations booked to hold events at the venue.
Read MoreThe cost of weekly Stagecoach bus passes rises between 14 and 18% in five months.
Read MoreYou have been sharing your photos as leaves begin to change.
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