The Journal - 2024-03-18

• Uni staff to ballot for strike action
• Children delighted to be planting new trees
• Police stations set to trial extended opening hours
• Council to pay for soft play area replacemen­t
• Battle to save school gathers momentum
• Melody is wildlife reserve’s one in a million
• Sewage concerns hold up homes plan decision
• What is junk food really doing to your mental health?
• Sleep disorder that leaves sufferers gasping for air
• Green energy company goes into administra­tion
• Next annual profits set to rise despite pressures
• PEOPLE ON THE MOVE
• Young to develop skills via Lego and robotics
• Chancellor’s cuts will make public sector staffing crisis worse
• Free courses and childcare for Deliveroo employees
• MARTS DARLINGTON March 11 and 14
• Much-loved book festival back with packed schedule
• It’s time we had a woman in top job
• Lib Dem hopeful says he has a regional strategy
• Now’s the time to tackle your smartphone
• POINT TO POINT
• Narstie is in with a Big chance of his hat-trick
• Lawrence relishes time alongside ‘hero’ Tuilagi
• Gatland will not shy away from rebuild
• Poch demands more ‘trust’ as Blues book return to Wembley
• Elliot proud of ten-man Heed side despite defeat
• Little change at top as leaders Stockton continue march
• Ebac northern league
• NATIONAL LEAGUE NORTH
• Meek Magpies must bounce back after the last hopes of Silva slip away
• Pep: United ‘will learn’ from season

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