Kali Lindsay
Northumberland Reporter at Reach PLC
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chroniclelive.co.uk | Kali Lindsay
With the warmer weather arriving, it is the perfect time to get out of the house and enjoy a picnic with friends and family. Picnics can be a low-cost fun family activity while allowing you to enjoy the outdoors. And, in Northumberland there is no shortage of places to choose from. Whether it is the stunning coastline, or heading for a woodland walk, there are numerous options to pick from.
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chroniclelive.co.uk | Kali Lindsay
A Newcastle woman became an unexpected hero when she saved the life of a pensioner. Angie Wylam was enjoying a cup of coffee at the Kitchen cafe in Cramlington when she saw a woman suddenly take unwell. The woman, who was in her 80s, appeared to be suffering a seizure and Angie quickly jumped in to help. Angie, from Kingston Park, said: "I had been on night shift and Saturday was the first day I had off work.
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chroniclelive.co.uk | Kali Lindsay
A debt centre manager has told North East families who are struggling with rising costs to not give up hope - and to ask for help. Jemma Jackson, 40, works for Christians Against Poverty and helps families in the Houghton-le-Spring area. As families continue to grapple with rising prices, she says helping people balance their budgets is a struggle as basic essentials such as buying food becomes increasingly difficult.
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chroniclelive.co.uk | Kali Lindsay
A mother and son have opened a new animal and pet crematorium in Northumberland. Jane 'Yorkie' Jobling-Purser and George Renwick, 30, have opened the crematorium at Longwitton, near Morpeth. Renwick Animal and Pet Crematorium specialises in the cremation of large animals, including equines. Jane, 60, said: "We opened this week and are an equine animal and pet crematorium. It is on our family farm and we are going to be equine specialists because we have owned and worked with horses all our lives.
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chroniclelive.co.uk | Kali Lindsay
These criminals have appeared before the courts after committing crimes in Newcastle city centre. A prolific thief stole thief stole more than £500-worth of sweets, coffee and booze from shops in the city, while a another brazen shoplifter who drinks up to "12 bottles of wine" a day targeted a small business in order to steal booze. In another incident a serial crook showed his contempt for the justice system after stealing from a store just five days after being sentenced for numerous thefts.
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