Kali Lindsay
Northumberland Reporter at Reach PLC
Northumberland Chief Reporter @chroniclelive Contact: [email protected] Views my own
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6 days ago |
chroniclelive.co.uk | Kali Lindsay
An army veteran who faced homelessness when his house was repossessed says he was “barely managing” his situation until he secured a new home. Retired Royal Artillery Sergeant Terry Coxon feared he would be made homeless after his mortgage company began legal proceedings to repossess his house in County Durham. Terry had been paying an interest only mortgage and was devastated when he reached the end of his fixed term and learnt he still owed a significant amount on his three-bed house.
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1 week ago |
chroniclelive.co.uk | Kali Lindsay
A man has been jailed after admitting robbing a 75-year-old woman of her handbag in the street. The victim had just got off the bus in Front Street, Chester-le-Street on Saturday, February 15, when her bag was grabbed from behind. She tried to hold on to it but was dragged to the ground by Carl Kelly who managed to snatch the bag and flee the scene. Kelly, 36, used the victim’s bank card to buy cigarettes and put credit on his pay point card.
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1 week ago |
chroniclelive.co.uk | Kali Lindsay
Police release CCTV images after two limited edition watches worth more than £4,000 were stolen from a shopping centre. Police received a report of theft at a premises in The Bridges shopping centre, Sunderland, on Monday, February 17. It was reported that, shortly before 4.30pm, a man entered the store requesting to view two Tag Heuer limited edition Red Bull racing watches. The man took the watches from the counter and fled from the store in an unknown direction.
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1 week ago |
chroniclelive.co.uk | Kali Lindsay
The King met a Corgi name after the late Queen while speaking to a well-wisher during his visit to Durham. Charles was joined by the Queen for the traditional Maundy service at Durham Cathedral, a key date in the royal calendar. He gave Maundy money to 76 men and 76 women – one for every year of his age – in thanks for their Christian service to their communities.
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1 week ago |
chroniclelive.co.uk | Kali Lindsay
More than 60% of North East parents feel their child is spending too much time on devices. Specsavers is launching a new awareness drive to highlight the growing issue of childhood myopia, or short-sightedness, as new research reveals children are spending an average of 45 hours a week indoors, with more than a third of that time glued to screens.
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