The Journal - 2022-07-13

• Council’s pledges over plastic grass and weedkiller­s
• Route approved despite ‘Trojan Horse’ concerns
• Refugees make a home as council waits for funds
• 46 BOOKED IN TO A&E EVERY HOUR
• Plan to axe free evening parking is scaled back
• Boy, 12, with ‘infectious grin’ dies during surgery
• Green light for special needs school
• REBUILDING PLANS FUNDED
• City bids to host next Eurovision Song Contest
• The souvenirs collected by our Roman forebears
• Teenager locked up for four-month crime spree
• Survey reflects worries of region’s companies
• Funding boost for Melius to tackle ‘growing problem’
• Airline’s ‘strong start’ to summer amid travel chaos
• Region’s railway heritage should go a long way in terms of this bid
• Nursery group sells its five sites to Kids Planet
• The ‘secret’ beach hideaways on Northumber­land coastline
• GLUGGING WATER AND STARING AT THE CEILING
• Easy does it: How I became a blood donor
• On this day
• Two decades since flour mill became art gallery
• GALLOWGATE COACH STOP 40 YEARS AG0
• Gallery celebrates with car boot fair for lovers of art
• Epic show Kynren makes anticipcat­ed return this summer
• Krakow’s in Pole position...
• Saville Exchange, North Shields
• Farrell feels Ireland’s fringe players are in contention for series decider
• Pogacar hangs on to yellow jersey as Tour makes return
• Historic win is beyond our wildest dreams, says Mead
• White ‘honoured’ at place on list
• Matete looking forward to test with Jose’s Roma
• Makeshift Heed lose to hometown rivals Fed
• Wright hits back at coverage critic
• Rail seating set for away end at SJP this summer
• Magpies must swoop for star striker – but who fits bill?
• Watford boss not stressing over links to Hornets pair
• Clarke fit and ready for role against Roma

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