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Fire control shake-up proving a costly one
2:28pm Friday 26th September 2008
INFORMATION technology companies must just love working for this Government. A public sector contract seems to be a licence to print money.
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Making democracy up as you go along
2:01pm Friday 19th September 2008
AT the time Durham County Council submitted its case to be a unitary council, we made the point that the arrangements for managing the county's affairs at very local level were somewhat vague.

Proof that testing can be a good thing
4:06pm Friday 12th September 2008
OUR congratulations to the headteacher, governors and pupils of Sherburn Hill Primary School for their joint success in turning round a school which appeared to be in terminal decline.

Unity is needed after the closures
1:15pm Friday 5th September 2008
THE farce that is the Post Office consultation over branch closures continued this week with the announcement that another 80 are to go in Durham and Tyneside.

Why Bishop’s woe is Durham’s too
1:15pm Friday 5th September 2008
THE axe hangs over the accident and emergency department at Bishop Auckland General Hospital - bad news for the residents of west Durham but also Darlington and Durham.

City’s mayor should be chosen by the city
2:11pm Friday 29th August 2008
WHILE party political forces are clearly at work, we share the Mayor of Durham's horror at the prospect of the city mayorality being decided by a county-wide authority.

Toll of the highway
1:27pm Friday 22nd August 2008
YORKSHIRE has its Highwayman from Hell exhibits at the York Dungeon.

A foolish idea – but not without reason
2:46pm Friday 15th August 2008
CONSERVATIVE leader David Cameron was quick to distance himself this week from the startling suggestion made by a right-wing think tank closely associated with his party, that regional aid was a waste of money.

Royal Mail heading for risible status
2:10pm Friday 8th August 2008
THE decision of the Royal Mail to suspend deliveries to a hamlet in the Pennine Dales is a ridiculous one - and frightening too for any community at the end of a steep hill.

Time for public cash to solve rural needs
11:45am Friday 1st August 2008
THE Taylor report on the rural economy and affordable housing is an encouraging document for those who struggle to find a home in the countryside where they grew up.

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