Gavin Engelbrecht
Digital Audience and Content Editor at The Northern Echo
Digital Audience and Content Editor with @TheNorthernEcho All views are mine.
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6 days ago |
thenorthernecho.co.uk | Gavin Engelbrecht
Ms Pittaway, the award-winning artist and has unveiled a new piece of artwork to commemorate the former Middlesbrough FC coach and manager, to raise funds for the Motor Neurone Disease (MND) Association. Maddren died from the disease in 2000. Ms Pittaway said: "This year was always going to be a tough one for my family, marking as it does the 25th anniversary of my father passing away. "Milestone anniversaries are always a little more difficult for families who have lost their loved one.
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6 days ago |
darlingtonandstocktontimes.co.uk | Gavin Engelbrecht
Northallerton School will take on the White Rose Walk Challenge on July 19 in memory of a student Grace Sanderson, who died at 16, seven months after a leukaemia diagnosis. (Image: Family) Northallerton School is embarking on a tribute walk in memory of a student who died aged 16 seven months after being diagnosed with leukaemia Sixteen students and two staff members will tackle the White Rose Walk Challenge on July 19 to raise funds for the Teenage Cancer Trust.
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darlingtonandstocktontimes.co.uk | Gavin Engelbrecht
The Bainbridge Quaker Meeting House in Wensleydale held its annual Exhibition of Talents on June 14 and 15, showcasing a wide array of arts and crafts from people of all ages. Contributions came from nursery school children through to an 89-year-old resident, featuring everything from painting and woodturning to jewellery, knitting, and toy making.
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1 week ago |
chesterstandard.co.uk | Gavin Engelbrecht
Michael Gough, a seasoned guitarist from Frodsham, Cheshire, has raised more than £500 through his latest album to support vulnerable communities. (Image: Michael Gough) A Cheshire guitarist has raised more than £500 for vulnerable communities with his latest album. Michael Gough, from Frodsham, has been playing guitar for more than 50 years and has been releasing albums for several years to raise money for Christian Aid.
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1 week ago |
thenorthernecho.co.uk | Gavin Engelbrecht
The A19 southbound exit entry slip road at Sheraton Interchange will close for a week from July 14, to allow for resurfacing to be completed. The road will be shut from 8pm to 6am each night. Traffic will be diverted during these times, with alternative routes clearly marked. The road closure will not affect emergency service vehicles or those involved in the works.
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Proud of the role I played in the campaign to get Hitachi #BackonTrack. This is why journalism matters. Result! https://t.co/3vMJWKijLR
The promise to help save Hitachi was made repeatedly - by Keir Starmer, Louise Haigh and Rachel Reeves - during visits to the Aycliffe plant. The Echo is tonight urging the Prime Minister to live up to that pledge
@kayleighbfraser @mikehughes Tonight's @TheNorthernEcho comment If Hitachi can be saved with the stroke of a pen, has the Government run out of ink? Whatever the reasons, Prime Minister, you made Northern Echo readers a promise on Hitachi. Please stick to it. Do not let us down. https://t.co/2Gw9wyhD3V