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NEWCASTLE'S biggest annual music festival, This That, has cancelled its 2022 edition due to economic factors. After two years of COVID-caused cancellations, This That had planned to return to Wickham Park in its preferred springtime slot on November 5. However, on Tuesday festival organisers released a statement announcing the cancellation…

Local stakeholders not consulted on new proposal especially after technical faults have dogged the existing track, the Dima Mothers’ Association said

More than 50 bands and 50 banners will be on show and a crowd of around 200,000 is expected in Durham on Saturday

The leader of June's railway strikes has been added to the platform of speakers for this year's Big Meeting, which returns after a two year Covid break

DALLAS — Nearly a month after the Dallas Museum of Art suffered a break-in that left four ceramic objects shattered, a piece of good news emerged: “Everything has been saved,” said the head of the museum’s conservation team, Fran Bass, “even the smallest of fragments.”

Part of the traditional Gala parade will have to be on a new route due to redevelopment works in the city centre

NEWCASTLE'S biggest music festival, This That, has dropped a stellar line-up as it prepares to return in November for the first time since 2019. The 2020 and 2021 editions were postponed due to the pandemic, before the festival was finally held in February 2022. This That is scheduled for November…

LABOUR leader Sir Keir Starmer is set to miss a trip to the Durham Miners’ Gala next month, unlike his two most recent predecessors.

The Labour leader is not among the speakers listed to address the Durham Miners’ Gala – a traditional trade union-backed event.

However, it has set an age limit of 62 years which rules out retired Service Chiefs this time

DALLAS — A man who broke into the Dallas Museum of Art on Wednesday night caused roughly $5.153 million in damage, destroying property including three ancient Greek objects before he was arrested, Dallas police said.