Fringe funding plea after record numberspublished at 06:41 British Summer Time 30 July
Durham Fringe Festival organisers say despite its success it needs to continue to secure sponsors.
Read MoreDurham Fringe Festival organisers say despite its success it needs to continue to secure sponsors.
Read MoreWork on the glass fronted building which overlooks the Tyne river will begin this September.
Read MoreCatherine McKinnell joined a gymnastics school where children get free sessions during holidays.
Read MoreDan Worrall takes 4-31 as Surrey bowl out Durham for 153 runs and end day 29 runs ahead at Chester-le-Street.
Read MoreThe rail regulator has approved proposals from operators Lumo, Grand Central and Hull Trains.
Read MoreNathaniel Pavlovic, 21, was killed by MDMA given to him by a friend at a house party, a court hears.
Read MoreThe Downes family, from Durham, go to every England game in Switzerland and attend the parade.
Read MoreLisa Lithgo and Janette Dowson's lies allowed a murderer to "escape justice" by killing himself.
Read MoreSunderland Culture says the replacement for the National Glass Centre will be fit for purpose.
Read MoreMiddlesbrough complete their second signing of the summer after agreeing a five-year deal with Abdoulaye Kante from French club Troyes.
Read MoreNewcastle Falcons prop John Hawkins signs a new one-year deal.
Read MoreThe fan zone on the city's Town Moor will have capacity for 15,000 to 20,000 people.
Read MoreNewcastle United boss Eddie Howe says that there have not been any formal offers for Alexander Isak.
Read MoreNewcastle have not yet received a bid for their top scorer Alexander Isak, says manager Eddie Howe.
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