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nwemail.co.uk | Andrew Cunningham
A round-up of the latest planning applications submitted to Cumberland Council (Image: Newsquest) Here are the latest planning applications submitted to Cumberland Council this week, featuring proposals for an agricultural development and tree works. Among the applications are plans for a new calf housing barn in Aikton and pollarding of sycamore trees in Silloth.
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nwemail.co.uk | Andrew Cunningham
Sonja Sutcliffe (L) before, and (R) after weight-loss (Image: Supplied) A Haltwhistle mum has shed more than 6.5 stone in just over a year. Sonja Sutcliffe, 57, weighed more than 18 stone when she decided to "turn her life around." She has since dropped from a size 18 to a size 12. Ms Sutcliffe, who now weighs around 11.5 stone, said: "Even if I wanted to have a drink on occasions or a meal out, I did.
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nwemail.co.uk | Andrew Cunningham
Marek Dziedzic, Hjem's head chef, is also running the Great North Run later this year in aid of Heart Wood (Image: Supplied) Restaurant Hjem, a Michelin-starred restaurant in Northumberland, is set to host a special fundraising Sunday lunch. The restaurant will host the event on May 11, with all proceeds going to Heart Wood, a men's mental health charity based in Hexham.
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4 days ago | 
timesandstar.co.uk | Andrew Cunningham
A round-up of the latest planning applications submitted to Cumberland Council (Image: Newsquest) Here are the latest planning applications submitted to Cumberland Council this week, featuring proposals for an agricultural development and tree works. Among the applications are plans for a new calf housing barn in Aikton and pollarding of sycamore trees in Silloth.
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4 days ago | 
hexham-courant.co.uk | Andrew Cunningham
A round-up of planning applications recently submitted to Northumberland County Council (Image: Newsquest) Here are the latest planning applications submitted to Northumberland County Council, featuring proposals ranging from new homes and extensions to tree works and infrastructure upgrades. Below is a summary of the most recent applications validated by Northumberland County Council this week: Langley Castle Estate, Hexham, Northumberland. Felling Licence Consultation. Ref.
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4 days ago | 
hexham-courant.co.uk | Andrew Cunningham
Marek Dziedzic, Hjem's head chef, is also running the Great North Run later this year in aid of Heart Wood (Image: Supplied) Restaurant Hjem, a Michelin-starred restaurant in Northumberland, is set to host a special fundraising Sunday lunch. The restaurant will host the event on May 11, with all proceeds going to Heart Wood, a men's mental health charity based in Hexham.
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4 days ago | 
hexham-courant.co.uk | Andrew Cunningham
The Ponteland house has cherry blossom trees in front (Image: Zoopla) A four-bedroom detached bungalow in Ponteland is on the market for offers over £749,950. The bungalow includes a porch, lounge, dining room, study or office, utility room, two ground floor bedrooms, conservatory, and a family bathroom/WC. At the front of the property, the lounge features a double glazed bay window and a gas fire set into a feature surround.
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4 days ago | 
hexham-courant.co.uk | Andrew Cunningham
Sonja Sutcliffe (L) before, and (R) after weight-loss (Image: Supplied) A Haltwhistle mum has shed more than 6.5 stone in just over a year. Sonja Sutcliffe, 57, weighed more than 18 stone when she decided to "turn her life around." She has since dropped from a size 18 to a size 12. Ms Sutcliffe, who now weighs around 11.5 stone, said: "Even if I wanted to have a drink on occasions or a meal out, I did.
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thewestmorlandgazette.co.uk | Andrew Cunningham
A round-up of the latest planning applications submitted to Westmorland Council (Image: Newsquest) Here are the latest planning applications submitted to Westmorland and Furness Council, featuring proposals for residential access changes, home extensions, and amendments to existing planning permissions. Among the applications are plans to alter agricultural access for residential use, a two-storey front extension, and modifications to affordable housing delivery.
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5 days ago | 
newsandstar.co.uk | Andrew Cunningham
John Graham Middleton, who rose from junior clerk at The Cumberland to society chairmam (Image: Hannah McCaul) The Cumberland building society, is celebrating its 175th birthday. One of the oldest building societies still in existence, The Cumberland was founded on April 16, 1850, in Carlisle. It is now Cumbria's largest financial institution, with assets of £3.2 billion, 720 staff, and 31 branches across Cumbria, Lancashire, Northumberland, and south-west Scotland.
