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Northumberland
The latest news and comment on Northumberland
May 2022
‘They will often give you a wee nip’: rangers count puffins on Farne Islands
Annual survey is important for understanding health of the Atlantic puffin’s breeding colonies
Published:
23 May 2022
‘They will often give you a wee nip’: rangers count puffins on Farne Islands
April 2022
English Heritage brings Roman town’s lost Edwardian navvies to life
Exhibition identifies 11 of the forgotten labourers who uncovered Corbridge Roman town on Hadrian’s Wall
Published:
7 Apr 2022
English Heritage brings Roman town’s lost Edwardian navvies to life
March 2022
Fears dash for wind power could cut off lost world of Doggerland
Published:
19 Mar 2022
Fears dash for wind power could cut off lost world of Doggerland
National Trust creates Northumberland ‘ark’ to protect endangered crayfish
Published:
15 Mar 2022
National Trust creates Northumberland ‘ark’ to protect endangered crayfish
February 2022
Britishvolt secures £40m investment for electric vehicle battery factory
Startup to be based near Blyth is regarded as key to prospects for the UK’s automotive industry
Published:
15 Feb 2022
Britishvolt secures £40m investment for electric vehicle battery factory
January 2022
Other lives
Danny Sharpe obituary
Other lives:
Career civil servant who brought investment to the north-east
Published:
9 Jan 2022
Danny Sharpe obituary
December 2021
Giant millipedes as long as cars roamed northern England, fossil reveals
Largest ever specimen, a 2.7 metre-long creature known as Arthropleura, discovered by ‘fluke’ on UK beach
Published:
21 Dec 2021
Giant millipedes as long as cars roamed northern England, fossil reveals
‘It is phenomenal’: Farne Islands seal numbers expected to reach new high
Published:
2 Dec 2021
‘It is phenomenal’: Farne Islands seal numbers expected to reach new high
Ray Kennedy obituary
Published:
1 Dec 2021
Ray Kennedy obituary
November 2021
‘They’re in tears’: Northumberland FA acts after abuse of young referees
Spectator abuse of referees has reached such proportions that the officials in one league this weekend staged a wildcat strike
Published:
8 Nov 2021
‘They’re in tears’: Northumberland FA acts after abuse of young referees
Sutton Hoo of the north: £10.4m visitor centre to celebrate Anglo-Saxon site
Published:
7 Nov 2021
Sutton Hoo of the north: £10.4m visitor centre to celebrate Anglo-Saxon site
‘Ecological vandalism’: embattled Queen Elizabeth tribute gets go-ahead
Published:
2 Nov 2021
‘Ecological vandalism’: embattled Queen Elizabeth tribute gets go-ahead
October 2021
‘Rogue’ paddleboarders and kayakers threaten seabird sanctuary
Activity disturbs nesting of puffins and rare roseate terns at Coquet Island in Northumberland
Published:
3 Oct 2021
‘Rogue’ paddleboarders and kayakers threaten seabird sanctuary
September 2021
Scientists investigate hundreds of guillemot deaths on UK coastline
Seabird carcasses discovered along Northumberland, North Yorkshire and Scottish shores, with many more found emaciated
Published:
18 Sep 2021
Scientists investigate hundreds of guillemot deaths on UK coastline
‘We’re very sensible’: Morpeth leads way on Covid jabs in England
More than 90% of town’s adults are fully jabbed, with boosters likely to be taken up just as eagerly
Published:
14 Sep 2021
‘We’re very sensible’: Morpeth leads way on Covid jabs in England
August 2021
Record 20 places vie to succeed Coventry as UK city of culture
Applications received from all four home nations and winner will be announced in May next year
Published:
20 Aug 2021
Record 20 places vie to succeed Coventry as UK city of culture
Unholy row erupts over Larry Landtrain taking visitors on Lindisfarne
Council scraps four-week trial of alternative to existing shuttlebus after swift and fierce opposition
Published:
18 Aug 2021
Unholy row erupts over Larry Landtrain taking visitors on Lindisfarne
The age of extinction
Rewilding: should we bring the lynx back to Britain?
Reintroducing the big cats could control deer numbers and enrich ecosystems but farmers and the public need reassurance, say experts
Published:
16 Aug 2021
Rewilding: should we bring the lynx back to Britain?
Amazing Grace: artist’s tribute casts new light on Victorian rescue heroine
Grace Darling’s role in saving the survivors of a shipwreck off Northumberland is to be commemorated on the anniversary of the feat
Published:
15 Aug 2021
Amazing Grace: artist’s tribute casts new light on Victorian rescue heroine
July 2021
Seabirds nest in new spots on Farne Islands as Covid keeps people away
National Trust rangers are keen to see how the return of tourists will affect the birds’ new habits
Published:
16 Jul 2021
Seabirds nest in new spots on Farne Islands as Covid keeps people away
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