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KEITH GREGSON celebrates the forthcoming 40th Morpeth Gathering.
ANTHONY TOOLE explores the Coquet Valley lake where wildlife abounds.
IAN KERR presents the case for the defence regarding one of the county's more unpopular trees.
VERONICA HEATH looks forward to a boat journey around the nature reserve of Coquet Island.
A Blyth-based family business is helping to convince a growing number of homeowners that using wood for fuel can actually help breathe life into Northumberland's rural economy and regenerate derelict woodlands.
GORDON ROBINSON one of the co-ordinators of the Red Squirrel Protection Partnership, explains why the county's red squirrels must be protected by halting the growing incursion of the greys.
IAN KERR pays tribute to the ringed plover, a winged master of camouflage which has recently suffered a worrying drop in numbers.
GLEN LYNDON DODDS tells the troubled but eventful story of Norham Castle.
SUSIE WHITE offers some helpful hints about how to tempt wildlife into your garden.
While we all know about St. Cuthbert, it's time to give more credit to the modest and quiet character he has overshadowed, says IAN KERR
As final preparations were being made in the days before Cragside reopened on April 3, Stewart Bonney talked to the National Trust's Cragside property manager, John O'Brien.
GRAHAME ANDERSON has always been attracted to Rothbury, and takes a stroll through its streets in a bid to find out why.
STEWART BONNEY finds a dramatic change of fortune at a pub in the North Tyne valley, which in four years has gone from imminent closure to hosting a royal visit.
Our seasons may have become harder to define, but ALLAN POTTS still finds plenty of colourful evidence to suggest that the darkest days are behind us.
PHIL HUNTLEY looks into the benefits of recycling garden waste.
SUSAN BURKE admires creative nature conservation work at Wansbeck Riverside Park.
GORDON CHESTER admits two shameful episodes in the history of youth hostelling.
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