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South Tyneside Council headquarters which is a large sandstone building with a clock tower and statues and railings at the front.

Council to 'vigorously defend' solar legal claim

South Tyneside and Stockton are among councils who may be sued over solar power investments.

View looking over Teesdale Business Park taken by a drone. There are many industrial buildings located next to a stretch of water.

University and council reveal medical school plan

There are hopes the facility planned for Teesdale Business Park will reduce "health inequalities".

The Church of Holy Trinity with several large stained glass windows. It is a stone-coloured and a large impressive building next to trees.

'First' station and 800-year-old church at risk

Seven sites in the North East and Cumbria are added to Historic England's at risk list.

A person typing on a laptop with a credit card held in their right hand.

Seized criminal cash to help fraud victims

A full-time fraud financial advocate will support victims in pursing compensation.

Paul Marriner and Joanne Horner stand in front of their coffee shop. The front is blue. A gold plated sign reads: "QUAY CORNER". Mr Marriner is crossing his arms.

Shops 'devastated' by council work blocking access

The owners of a coffee shop in Stockton say they have seen footfall drop significantly.

Two bridges can be seen over a dual carriageway. Trees and greenery can be seen on either side.

Object thrown at windscreen of moving van

A driver and passenger "narrowly" escape injury on the A19, police say.

A head and shoulders shot of Sylvia Dalton who is sitting in front of a red curtain and wearing a dress with a string of pearls.

103-year-old 'amazed' at over 2,000 birthday cards

Sylvia Dalton's care home put out an appeal and say they are "overwhelmed" by people's kindness.

English breakfast tea being poured from a red teapot into a mug with a yellow flower design on it.

Tetley Tea workers pay walkout resolved

A new deal for workers at the Stockton site is accepted by GMB and Unite unions.

Matt Storey, who has swept back dark hair and a beard. He's wearing glasses with clear frames, a grey suit and a red Labour rosette.

PCC calls for sex work security check exemption

Matt Storey says disclosure of convictions makes it harder for sex workers to change their lives.