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Best in the North ; Tees Learners Lift the Honours: Tees Duo Share Glory in Taking Regional Award
TWO Teesside learners are on cloud nine after winning individual honours at the North East learndirect Achievement Awards. Jason Churchill and Claire Blissett, who received life-changing support from Pertemps People Development Group (PPDG), were named among the winners at the ceremony held at St James Park, Newcastle, and will now represent the region at the national awards in October.
Jade's Just a Couple of Catwalk Steps Away From Glory
SOME girls have it all. And Middlesbrough's Jade McSorley is right on the edge of being one of those girls.
Who Will Get Your Vote in by-Election?
FOUR candidates are lining up for the by-election in the Dormanstown Ward to select a Redcar and Cleveland councillor. Voters will go to the polls on Thursday, July 23.
Do Something Mr Brown ; Steelworkers' Call to Pm Over Job Cuts
TEESSIDE steelworkers are petitioning the Prime Minister to save Corus jobs, after the latest announcement that the company is to cut 2,000 employees in the UK. The latest decision by the Indian-owned company saw 428 workers from Lackenby Beam Mill, Skinningrove, Hartlepool and Darlington enter a 90-day consultation period today.
Among the Best ; Teesside's Making the Grade in Schools Guide
SCHOOLS and colleges across Teesside have made it into this year's Good Schools Guide. Schools and colleges in England are measured on individual subjects at A-level and GCSE.
A SUNNY afternoon saw enthusiastic pupils enjoying maypole dancing. The youngsters, from Kirkleatham Hall School near Redcar, popped along to the village's almshouses to perform for residents and schoolmates.
Action Calls Over Buses ; Rural Cuts Anger
TWO local councillors have waded into the debate over the state of Teesside's bus network. Middlesbrough councillor Joe Michna is calling for greater coverage by buses and more frequent services. He also wants to see more local councillors use buses rather than their own cars.
IT'S that time of year again. Glamorous girls and handsome guys all across the Tees Valley are scrubbing up for their school leavers' proms.
Chris Is Helping Feed the World
A BORO lad turned top scientist has picked up a CBE for his detective work. Professor Chris Lamb is director of the John Innes Centre in Norfolk, where researchers are hot on the trail of new bacteria to create superbug-busting antibiotics.
Hearts of Stone ; Valuable Statues Stolen by Thieves
TWO large figurines lovingly sculpted by an elderly resident of a Teesside care home have been stolen from its grounds. The 3ft statues were taken from the Nunthorpe Oaks Care Home in Guisborough Road, Nunthorpe, at around 10pm on Thursday, June 24.
Celebrity MasterChef (8.00pm) The six remaining contestants are challenged to cook a twocourse meal for 30 schoolchildren before preparing a roast dinner to impress judges. If their food fails to impress, two of the celebrities run the risk of being sent home. James May at the Edge of Space (10.00pm) The presenter flies on board a U-2 spy plane that will take him 70,000ft above Earth. Previously broadcast on BBC4.
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