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The Chronicle (UK), 6 Aug 2026

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Article‘I didn’t real­ise I had a prob­lem until someone poin­ted it out’

A FORMERLY home­less Gateshead man who faced los­ing his flat because of hoard­ing says he will ‘never let it get to that state again.’ John Har­ris, 43, has lived in his flat for 10 years but was in danger of end­ing up back on the streets due to...

‘I didn’t real­ise I had a prob­lem until someone poin­ted it out’

Article‘Com­plex’ oper­a­tion to stop fur­ther spill­ing

AROUND 58 tonnes of nurdles are estim­ated to have been pre­ven­ted from spill­ing into the River Tyne after a col­li­sion between two ships, Port of Tyne says. On Sunday, July 19, the Wind Orca col­lided with the BG Orange, with con­tain­ers on the...

‘Com­plex’ oper­a­tion to stop fur­ther spill­ing

ArticleNurdle spill a les­son for global ship­ping industry

PORT of Tyne says that the global ship­ping industry must learn les­sons from the spill in the Port of Tyne that has seen bil­lions of tiny plastic pel­lets enter the river and the North Sea. The spill occurred within five seconds of a col­li­sion...

Nurdle spill a les­son for global ship­ping industry

ArticleMan recov­ers at home after crane acci­dent

A MAN who was ser­i­ously injured when a crane col­lapsed at the Port of Tyne last month is recov­er­ing at home, the Port has con­firmed. On Sunday, July 19, the Wind Orca col­lided with the BG Orange, with con­tain­ers on the lat­ter ship being...

Man recov­ers at home after crane acci­dent