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Today's machinery and increased silage production means that plants once common in traditional meadows are less likely to survive because they are cut before they have time to seed.

Groundbreaking radar techniques are being used to unlock the historic secrets of one of the North's wildest upland areas.

Work to repair 30 years of damage, caused by draining the North's upland wetlands, was given a major cash injection yesterday.

With interest flooding in from as far afield as Texas, New Zealand and Kuala Lumpur, a small rural Northumberland gallery is enjoying international interest in its Northumbrian art.

For the past two months, the now well-known and much-loved piano, has been standing outside the Pebbles Gallery on Shield Street in Allendale, Northumberland, available to be played by any passer by who fancied having a tinkle.

Rowantree Stob, in the East Allen Valley near Allendale, is a scheduled ancient monument which was once a fortified property, parts of which date to the 16th Century.

Ambulance response time figures released on Friday revealed crews are struggling to reach remote locations in the region within eight-minute target times. Paul Liversidge, director of ambulance operations ...

An ambitious arts and media centre for Northumberland came a step closer to reality after getting £25,000 from a rural charity.

A spell of good weather has allowed one of Britain's rarest birds to bounce back after two bad breeding years, according to the North Pennines Black Grouse Recovery Project.

Tynedale could become a top filming venue for movie and TV crews in the future. This is part of the ambitious plan of a group that wants to promote the area and make the most of its burgeoning arts scene.

Schoolchildren from one of the North's most remote communities have found themselves victims of a cross-border row over school transport.

A week of action by the Red Squirrel Protection Partnership invited people all over the county to report their sightings of greys.

With 15 beers on tap and 17 barrels sponsored, there was plenty of traditional drink to be enjoyed but, with some young bands playing to the 500-strong audience, it ensured that there was a good mixture of young and old and men and women.

Radio station volunteers claim they were told to leave the studio in the middle of a live broadcast because the station was closing.