Real food, real value
AT A time when it seems prices are rising at an almost daily rate, it is refreshing to find at least one local retailer is doing all it can to help its customers soften the blow of their weekly shop.more
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Start of a new era
WHEN Simon Dalby-Ball made the decision to retire as headteacher of Nunnykirk Centre for Dyslexia in July this year he knew the school would be in safe hands.more
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Unlocking pupils’ potential
WOULD you like your child to achieve good examination results while also developing life skills in other areas which also promote a quiet self-confidence which lasts a lifetime?more
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NSB is ‘true to its aims’
NEWCASTLE School for Boys is a growing independent school based on three sites in Gosforth. It is a school which prides itself developing the strengths of its pupils and on the quality of the relationships which are formed.more
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Opportunity to discover what Westfield offers
WESTFIELD Independent Day School for Girls is to hold a Sixth Form Open Evening next week, offering prospective pupils and parents alike an insight into life is like for those at the school.more
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Weardale Coeliac’s Choice is delicious
FOLLOWING the great success of their gluten- free bakery range, the Weardale Organic Soup Company has changed its name.more
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IF YOU’RE considering an independent education for your child, many North East schools are holding open days for parents and prospective pupils to get a feel for the school.
Westfield Independent Day School for Girls is to hold a Sixth Form Open Evening next week.more
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Coutts is a dynamic and modern private bank
FOR many, the first thought of Coutts might be that of bankers to royalty, celebrities or premiership footballers, and while this is true there is much more to this particular private bank.more
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A touch of Spain in heart of Newcastle
LA Vina, Newcastle’s most established Spanish Tapas restaurant is situated in the heart of the city on historic Grey Street just down from the Theatre Royal. It occupies a basement which was once the vaults of the glorious former bank building which stands above.more
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We'll answer your business energy questions
THE energy market is rarely out of the news these days, but it’s not always a straightforward process getting the advice you need for your business.more
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Public and private partners adding to county’s portfolio
I’LL begin with County Durham Development Company’s (CDDC) own flagship project – NETPark, the North East Technology Park at Sedgefield, the development of which we’re driving forward on behalf of the county council.more
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LOW-RISK -nvestments do not always mean poorer returns. Call us now at HRC Group to find out how you can invest in a cautious manner without it hitting your pocket. Tel: (0191) 488-8445.
RETIREMENT Planning: It’s never too early to start planning for your future. Find out how to do this effectively and with tax efficiency. Contact IFAS for a full financial review on (0191) 419-2221.more
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John Bruce
IT IS business as usual for most borrowers out there, those that have been severely affected are those with high loan to value mortgages. Those of you that have 75% LTV (loan to value) or less, one could say it is almost plain sailing to get you a mortgage or a new mortgage deal.more
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All ready to party and escape gloom
WITH summer a non-event this year, people’s thoughts are now looking ahead to the festive season and the all-important Christmas party night.more
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SAMA
The South Asian Music and Arts Festival showcasing some of the hottest South Asian and British South Asian stars, including Bollywood’s Rahat and Radio 1 DJ Bobby Friction.more
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Shoppers spoilt for choice on local produce in North
SHOPPERS seeking the best local produce are spoilt for choice in the North East where there are many farm shops, farmers’ markets, delis and organic veg box schemes to choose from.more
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It’s time to party with XE UK
DESPITE the doom and gloom of the credit crunch, for one North East company there has never been a better time to party non-stop.more
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North East Organic Growers’ success
WHEN a few like-minded friends got together in 1995 to grow organic vegetables in South Northumberland they had little idea that their venture would be going strong 13 years later.more
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The warmth of Bollywood heats North
THE sound of tuk-tuks and rickshaws will be rumbling onto Tyneside as part of the biggest South Asian music and arts festival in the UK.more
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