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In this week’s Teesdale Mercury

by Teesdale Mercury
February 18, 2020
in News
In this week’s Teesdale Mercury

This week's front page

Headlines from this week’s paper include:

A plea to protect wooden bridges which a local councillor says are being left to rot

The Deerbolt Independent Monitoring Board annual report reveals how warnings were sounded after staff shortages almost saw the prison reach a “tipping point”

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Plans have been submitted for a children’s home at Hamsterley

Proposals for holiday lodges at Rokeby have been rejected

More volunteers are needed to help the dale’s Marie Curie fundraising group

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Chippy staff in Barney are hoping to cook up cash for Sport Relief

Staindrop’s bid to become the fittest village in the country is gathering pace

There’s full coverage of last week’s Teesdale Business Awards

Find out what’s coming up with four pages on what’s on and events news

In rural news, tributes were paid to two of the founders of Farmwatch at the group’s 30th anniversary while we headed up the dale to meet the farmer who has introduced Dalesbred sheep to his flock

In sport, cricketers’ thoughts are turning to the new season – despite the weather

Plus all your letters, community news, business and jobs, family notices and much more… all in this week’s Mercury

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Storm force: Dale battered by flooding as roads close

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Village vicar takes charge of major religious play

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