This week includes a free 16-page rural life supplement with a special feature on ‘sheepdogs – a farmer’s best friend’ and fears about a ‘bleak Christmas in the uplands’ due to subsidy payment errors.
Here are a few of the headlines in the main paper:
Publican’s row with real ale group follows plans to downside his 200-year-old pub.
Stars so bright – festive switch-on photos from Middleton and Barnard Castle, with a preview of Barney’s big event on Friday.
A grandstand view of D-Day – veteran tells his story.
Historic child sex offences allegation – report from crown court trial.
Cancer fundraisers bring home £65,000 in bid to find a cure.
Government told to ‘crack on’ with dualling of A66.
Seven Barney teaching assistants will lose £21,000 pay through cuts.
Tributes to a stalwart of Teesdale pub domino league.
Panto pictures from Staindrop beavers, guides and brownies.
Couple bid to retain ‘best holiday cottage’ accolade.
Tributes to dalesman, farmer and friend to many – John Alan Scott.
Mediator called to settle row about youths on Demesnes.
Housing plan would ruin Ovington, say angry residents.
Dental cutbacks – chiefs to be quizzed.
Proposal to split villages from rest of Teesdale.
Sport round up including a bid to bring in qualified umpires into village cricket.
Plus what’s on guide, community news, and Remember When.
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