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James Carlo Wilson inquest: Policeman felt threatened by armed South Shields man

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Last year's toy appeal at South Tyneside Childrens A and E Department.'From left staff nurse Sandra Bryant, Toy Appeal's Shannon Crowder and staff nurses Denise Sweeney and Jenny Hutchinson

How you can bring a smile to a child’s face – annual Shields Gazette Christmas Toy Appeal launches for 2018

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Traffic has been backed up on the A1(M) south of Bowburn. Image copyright Google Maps.

Two-vehicle smash causes rush hour delays on A1(M)

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South Shields School

Council demands Ofsted re-inspection at South Shields School

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House of Fraser MetroCentre store to close

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What you need to know about the new payment system coming to the Tyne Tunnel

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Number of people in South Tyneside claiming out of work benefits rises by 100 in a month

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Man charged with drink driving offence following crash in street

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New roadworks in the The Lonnen, South Shields.

Roadworks latest: Where to expect delays on Thursday, November 15, in the South Shields area

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A Metro train.

Metro trains delayed due to 'low rail adhesion'

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Traffic has been backed up on the A1(M) south of Bowburn. Image copyright Google Maps.

Two-vehicle smash causes rush hour delays on A1(M)

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A journey through the Tyne Tunnel will soon be getting quicker.

What you need to know about the new payment system coming to the Tyne Tunnel

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New roadworks in the The Lonnen, South Shields.

Roadworks latest: Where to expect delays on Thursday, November 15, in the South Shields area

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Crime More Crime >>

James Carlo Wilson inquest: Policeman felt threatened by armed South Shields man

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A police car.

Man charged with drink driving offence following crash in street

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There were complaints about the poppy brooches being sold. Picture: Durham County Council.

Market trader slammed over selling unauthorised poppy brooches

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Assistant Chief Constable Ged Noble.

Police bosses back tougher sentences for attacks on emergency service workers

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Council demands Ofsted re-inspection at South Shields School

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Hedworth Lane Primary School.

Glowing Ofsted report for primary school with ‘passion’ for good work and success

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South Shields School

South Shields School pupils numbers still falling

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Players Ursene Mouanda, Daniel Wright and Blair Adams present a signed South Shields shirt to Westoe Crown football team captains Jay Brown and Lillie Oliphant, along with PE co-ordinator and Year 6 teacher Kate Bramley.

South Shields footballers head back to school to be quizzed by pupils

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Two-vehicle smash causes rush hour delays on A1(M)

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A House of Fraser store. Pic by PA.

House of Fraser MetroCentre store to close

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A journey through the Tyne Tunnel will soon be getting quicker.

What you need to know about the new payment system coming to the Tyne Tunnel

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A Job Centre.

Number of people in South Tyneside claiming out of work benefits rises by 100 in a month

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Politics More Politics >>

Council demands Ofsted re-inspection at South Shields School

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South Shields School

South Shields School pupils numbers still falling

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A remembrance ceremony is held at Hebburn Comprehensive School with hundreds of poppies created for the occasion.

Field of poppies is the backdrop of remembrance ceremony at a Hebburn school

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Mortimer Community College students in full cadet uniform for remembrance service

Cadets at Mortimer Community College wear full uniform to mark First World War anniversary

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Here's where to find the six new electric vehicle charging points in South Tyneside

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A new high-tech payment system could be in place within weeks at the Tyne Tunnel

Tyne Tunnel set to get new traffic system - here’s how it will work

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The Word, National Centre for the Written Word, was the first South Shields 365 project

National award for council leader for work on South Shields multi-million revamp plan

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Bill Coats standing on the land that is awaiting planning permission. Picture by FRANK REID

Landowner threatens to pull plug on 144-home housing plan as planning stalemate drags on

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A price-hiking "meat tax" could prevent about 220,000 deaths and save more than 30.7billion in healthcare costs around the world each year, say researchers. Picture by Jonathan Brady/PA Wire

Meat tax could save thousands of UK lives, say scientists

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Public invited to have their say on health services in Sunderland and South Tyneside

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Maureen Young, Sue Goddard and Dorothy Rogers of the League of Friends with continence specialist/urogynaecology nurse Bev Bell, medical devices co-ordinator Clare Williams, biomedical engineer James Taylor, and head of biomedical engineering Mike Cox.

Friends’ £15,500 donation helps hospital bosses buy vital scanners

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Michelle and Stuart Jackson.

Feature: ‘My whole future has been wiped out...’

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Sandra Hodgson with a photograph of her late mother Freda Cable. Picture by FRANK REID

Death of woman, 87, sparks care home probe

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There is concern over mental health checks in South Tyneside

GPs not checking mental health patients

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