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This week’s Teesdale Mercury

by Teesdale Mercury
March 6, 2018
in News
This week’s Teesdale Mercury

The front page this week

This week’s Teesdale Mercury is dominated by a week of weather most of us will not forget in a hurry. The paper is packed with your pictures (and ours!) and plenty of stories about the challenges the severe weather posed. Plus we have a 16-page rural life supplement.

Here are some of the headlines:

Fears about impact of snowstorm on hill farms.

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Lorry drivers risk lives on A66.

Teddy, 5, picked for high street shop campaign.

Charity ride in memory of a man who brought warmth to dale.

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YMCA highlights plight of young sofa surfers.

Charity heroes brave the freeze for arctic challenge.

Cash promise to community centre if it increases its profits.

Robust progress being made at Staindrop School, says inspectors.

Jean’s cards raise tasty £200 for special lunch.

Rock’s greatest failure is coming to The Witham.

Meet the enthusiasts who are paying tribute to our railway heritage.

Four pages of what’s on plus sport.

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Widow’s welcome for armed services helpline

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County’s last DLI club to close as members bow out ‘with dignity’

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