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Northumberland firm's people-first approach earns prestigious national award
Home with treetop views in sought-after Northumberland village for sale
Owners of popular Northumberland deli sold business and sister venture
Riding Mill pre-school unveils plans for new permanent home at care home
New tenants sought for 'premium' village pub in Northumberland
Tennis club says floodlights 'key to survival' as residents raise concerns
'Incredible' family home with gardens of 'magnificent standard' for sale
Northumberland village unites to save 150-year-old church
Newsagent with two-bed flat up for auction
66-year-old woman sets personal best in fifth London Marathon
Readers name the poshest place in West Northumberland
Forest school applies to use green space as temporary home
Several West Northumberland wedding venues named among UK’s best
Best and worst performing train stations in the Tyne Valley
Behind the scenes at Tyne Valley charities this Christmas and how you can help
Village school eyes temporary new home as it plans for long-term future
On the spine-tingling trail of the girl who cried witch this Halloween
Food bank diversifies approach to help people 'move beyond crisis'
A new grassroots football team is aiming to take their league by storm
Tyne Valley boy, 9, raises £1000 for former school by completing challenge
Stagecoach North East strike suspended following improved pay offer
Riding Mill Summer Fete returns this month
Local political leaders comment on North East mayor's £28.6m child poverty plan