Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)

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Articles in May 17, 2008 issue of Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)

• WIN A SUPER LAPTOP; Evening Chronicle Competition
• MAKING A SPLASH! Disabled gran set for charity swim
• College bids to be first with degrees
• New bin roll out
• Vandals nabbed
• School debate
• SPECIAL REPORT: TASER GUNS TACKLING CRIME; Officers' new deterrent has stunning effect
• Often used to quell violence
• Frozen in pain
• FAMILY REMEMBERS TRAGIC BROTHER ON WEDDING DAY; Sean would've been best man
• Dance in dark
• Beach breaks
• AL BE BACK; Star pupil Shearer returns to school to open extension
• Green record
• Family support
• Well, hello dollies
• Jail Safety Fear; Coroner Writes To Prison Minister
• Student first on engineer project
• Stolen haul
• Building a future
• Water firm fine
• Letter: Your Shout - River Tyne is full of danger
• Letter: Your Shout - Big thanks to the staff at care home
• Letter: Your Shout - I've no faith in the democratic process
• Letter: Your Shout - Why can't they have the drugs?
• Vent Your Spleen
• Reader's poem; GIFT OF SIGHT
• Darlo take the college's Michael
• Toon reserves know only way is up
• Bay girls enjoy a prized occasion
• By George, RAOB are victorious! Synergy Blyth and Wansbeck Sunday League
• Pier-less Amble! Morpeth Sunday League
• Revenge just Three-mendous; Gateshead and District Sunday League
• THE JUNIOR LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Triumphant Pont doubly delighted; Datastor Killingworth Mini League
• THE JUNIOR LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Raise a glass to the Claret; Apollo Doors Gateshead Youth League
• THE JUNIOR LEAGUE FOOTBALL: View ensure final glory is in their sights; Schools football
• THE JUNIOR LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Monkton win extra special; Chase Holmes South Tyneside Youth League Under-10 Finals
• Consett left feeling Blue; Chase Holmes South Tyneside Youth League Under-Seven to Under-Nine Finals
• Autos hitting a high gear
• JUNIOR SHORTS: Hart beating
• JUNIOR SHORTS: Prud good
• JUNIOR SHORTS: Four-midable
• JUNIOR SHORTS: Beach boys
• JUNIOR SHORTS: Making Hay
• JUNIOR SHORTS: Cup night
• He's a Ray of light for U.S. football; NICK IRONSIDE catches up with 1970s Toon ace Ray Hudson, who has carved a career out for himself in the USA
• United fans in the States
• Right ingredients for a taste of summer; Fashion may be an integral part of modern society. However, sometimes our hectic lives leave us little time for the indulgence of clothes shopping, as SUHAINE STEVENS reports
• Peaceful Cornwall had me feeling on the crest of a wave; RACHEL COX had a relaxing - and then not so relaxing time in Cornwall
• Three Ways To…
• Being wise with water
• Good enough to eat:
• Best of the bunch:
• Soapland bathes in root of all evil
• Pick of the day
• Pick of the day
• FILM OF THE DAY; Employee of the Month
• Tough justice? COMMENT
• This is the sound of the suburbs; Busy roads, screeching trains and aeroplanes overhead can cause a big headache for homeowners. AMY HUNT looks at maps revealing the noisiest places on Tyneside
• Man struck by bus dies
• Smoker causes pub fire
• Car up in flames
• STAY AWAY; You're no longer welcome around here, lout's told
• Double cancer survivor to start run
• Shops will not be dropped says chief; PILGRIM STREET MAKEOVER PLANS SPARK CONCERNS
• Worries Aboard
• Conman jailed for scamming pensioner
• Dog search is in vain
• Health care criticised
• Class war in our schools; TEACHERS THREATEN EVEN MORE WALK-OUTS IN ONGOING PAY DISPUTE
• New route to take off
• Debut for teen
• Listed for best city gong
• WE'VE GOT YOUR NUMBER! Spacing on plate lands driver a fine
• Teenager on roof
• Youngster Is A Picture Of Success
• Festival tickets
• Outrage over killer's invite; Taking to stage at religious festival
• In Her Memory; Charity Golfers Get In Swing To Raise Cash
• Green drivers

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