A PROLIFIC thief who had shaken off a drug addiction and begun to turn her life around, went back to her former ways after being refused a hardship loan in the run-up to Christmas. Victoria Trodden, of Outram Court, Darlington, stole almost £50
DETAILS have been released about how £13.7m of extra funding for road repairs in North Yorkshire will be spent. Leading members of the County Council look set to approve moves ranging from creating a strategic salt store to improve responses to
A COMMUNITY minibus association has received a cash boost to help spread the word about the services it provides. With the help of a grant of £4,800 from Hambleton District Council’s ‘Making a Difference Fund’, Thirsk District Community Minibus
SPONSORED CONTENT MOST people will have started 2019 with a flourish of positivity, but for some a New Year celebration is not guaranteed. If you find yourself in that situation, solicitors at Tilly Bailey & Irvine have some advice to help
TWO dogs rescued from a snowy, roadside as puppies more than two years ago have been brought to the UK in a bid to find them a forever home. Martha and Maya were the only two dogs that charity workers were able to capture and save when their family
A FERTILIZER company has unveiled the first of its impressive machines that will construct an underground tunnel between Whitby and Teesside. Sirius Minerals is currently developing its new multi-billion pound polyhalite fertilizer mine near Whitby
A FAMILY fun day takes place this weekend to raise funds to install a defibrillator in Darlington town centre. The Darlington Flyer will host a fun packed day of events including seeing the pub being turned into a Petting Zoo for the day, alongside
A PERFORMING arts festival which is almost 90 years old is in need of sponsors and advertisers to help it continue into the future. The Darlington Festival for Performing Arts, which has acclaimed writer and director star Mark Gatiss as President
