Articles from The Journal (Newcastle, England) (September 9, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.			112
Age gets the backing.			149
Angry dad fizzing over wasp nest in the rafters.			535
Another concrete car park bites dust; Architecture of the 1960s a dying breed.			376
Aquascutum brand returns to UK.			242
Auld brothers buy again and look to more growth.		Company overview	382
Barclays fined pounds 2.45m for abuse of new rules.			350
Benefiting from the green way.			576
Bilic helps motivate Capello's players; Capello: Bilic has helped motivate us.			661
Blow for Japan as export levels tumble; ECONOMY TODAY: ECONOMY.			85
BLUE SQUARE NORTH.			274
Brewin Dophin aims to guide investors; ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE.			700
BUSINESS DIARY.			405
Button to blow it; SPORT SHORTS: MOTOR SPORT.			106
Cash boost to create businesses and jobs.			471
Catwalk dream for flamboyant Emma; Designer's creations go to Vienna.			508
Caution for man who claimed to have bomb.			228
Challenge was Sweet for Lowe.			632
Challenging boozey weekend image.			514
Chamber aims to grow trade links with China.			324
Change to law on planning permissions is imminent; WHO'S PLANNING WHAT?			325
City centre transformed by exciting new schemes; The Discovery Quarter is transforming Newcastle city centre, says Tony Wordsworth of GVA Grimley.			323
Cleaned-up coastline is now a haven for sea life.			197
Coetzer expects Riverside thriller.			746
Continuing ban on liquids is plane sense; Expert says changing rules are 'confusing'.			988
D1 Oils remains positive despite first half sales drop.			366
Dance City boss leaves her role; 'Personal reasons' lead to departure of Penny Rae.			537
Dandy can prove he is very handy.			455
Darren's hell-bent on World Cup spot; Hell-bent on World Cup spot.			677
DEATHS.			1141
Deductions call; FOOTBALL SHORTS: LEEDS UNITED.			106
Discovering a host of development opportunities; Work is continuing in Newcastle's Discovery Quarter despite the bottom falling out of the commercial property market: The Discovery Quarter on the edge of Newcastle''s city centre offers huge potential to drive forward the city's regeneration programme, say Paul Nicholson and Aidan Baker of BNP Paribas Real Estate's Agency team.			500
Doctors call for end to drink advertising; Happy Hours and sponsor deals targeted.			416
Drink-drive doctor had children passengers.			411
Embrace Go Global campaign; RICHARD SWART.			374
England must beat Aussies; Fatigue will make 3-0 deficit hard to recover from.			822
Essex can celebrate a crucial victory.			581
Experience at head of new project.			241
Falling dollar sees gold up to 18 month high; COMPANIES TODAY: GOLD.			87
Farms 'a biological desert' compared to our gardens.			373
Festival in record cash boost for air ambulance.			210
Flintoff heads to Dubai to recuperate.			394
FORMER BLACK CAT LAWRENCE HANDS IRELAND VICTORY.			571
Further gains likely in equity markets.			569
GB fightback is not enough.			330
Global path to growth in the economy.			203
Good time to look for temporary let; PROPERTY BRIEFING RICHARD FREEMAN-WALLACE.			461
Grand Slam's over for Andy.			830
Greater fluency is vital, says Grimes.			629
Heavy defeat for Tynesiders; Gateshead fail to perform at high-flying Kettering.			385
Helge slams team; FOOTBALL SHORTS: FULHAM.			104
Helicopter lifts injured man from town centre.			368
Helping hands provide a new start.			747
High-speed link for entire UK backed; Eleven cities want North East inclusion.			442
Home improvement drive good news for Kingfisher.			273
Impetus sponsoring NECC dinner event.			302
In search of Barmoor Castle Country Park; VOICE OF THE NORTH.			233
Innovative firms make top tech list.			259
Inspecting World Cup credentials; Sunderland in spotlight.			510
ITS AN EVENING NEVER TO FORGET.			271
Jobs fear over mobile phone firms' merger; Workers in firing line after telecom giants link up.			862
Labour bumbling has cost us all billions; VOICE OF THE NORTH.			185
Law firm helps in specialist fire sale.			364
Lee trying to forget misery of Ashes.			466
Let's show the world what we're made of; Today sees the launch of our Go Global campaign in association with North East Chamber of Commerce which aims to encourage businesses to export more of their goods and services. Andrew Mernin finds out why international trade could be the key to our economic recovery.			1405
Light at the end of the runnel for race; Tyne Tunnel 2K race will still go on.			523
Man had images of under-16s on computer.			217
Man questioned; NORTH TODAY: ARREST.			80
MARKET UPDATE.			87
Meadows coming to Newcastle city games; ATHLETICS.			332
Megrahi deserves no compassion; VOICE OF THE NORTH.			170
Merida staying put; FOOTBALL SHORTS: ARSENAL.			95
Moor are merrier as Town smashed; SKILLTRAININGLTD NORTHERN LEAGUE.			545
Motown legends will bring back special memories.			475
Multi-million pound vision moves a step closer.			306
Mum's horror as boy killed by train.			320
MY VICTORIA! WHAT AN ENORMOUS PAIR.			98
Name the Year.			84
Newcastle.			209
NORTH EAST JEWELS ARE WALL RIGHT.			178
North Sea carbon 'as big as oil'.			203
North's electric plans accelerate; Drive for green cars moves up a gear.			831
Office furniture company aims for pounds 30m of sales.			425
Optimism returns to the recruitment market; ECONOMY TODAY: EMPLOYMENT.			99
Pay cut and end of cheap beer for MPs; Cameron calls for politicians to take lead.			712
Pearce's praise as youngsters draw in Greece.			750
Pegswood roundabout statue is a distraction; VOICE OF THE NORTH.			165
PEOPLE ON THE MOVE.			211
Polluted sea now host to wonderful world of life.			224
Popular shares.			178
pounds 300,000 cash boost for Bowes facelift.			344
Prize sets author up for hat-trick.			216
Promotion's a Boon.			142
Pub operator sounds note of pessimism.			171
Pupils look forward to seeing football's stars.			216
Quiz of the Day.			186
Railways in a hurry.			85
Range finders banned for Dixon Cup; GOLF.			475
Rewarding the survivors; The Fastest 50 has a distinguished history of highlighting the region's business success stories. As the build-up to this year's event continues, Iain Laing looks back at some past award winners and the ongoing importance of the event.		Awards list	985
Rise in stray dogs could have 'horrific consequences'.			536
Robust performance by Stadium Group.			226
Rock denies chairman is ready to join insurer Pearl.			376
Royal recognition for transport giant Arriva.			225
Rugby in good health despite scandals.			475
Run up to the big day will be just that; Great North challenge in wedding gear.			427
Samaraweera's first ton stuns Kiwis.			363
Schemes help with training; ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE.			483
Search is on to find the brightest business star.			835
Show me the crimes, says new beat cop.			155
Show must go on; NORTH TODAY: EVENT.			109
Silence keeps Shearer's options open; SILENCE KEEPS SHEARER'S OPTIONS OPEN.			956
Sir Peter takes senior role at fishing tackle firm Sonic.			293
Stewart - FIA must find right penalty; FORMULA ONE.			459
Student village plan moves a step closer.			412
Swine flu is secret; SPORT SHORTS: BOXING.			110
Tactical move is recreated on bikes; Poet sees how army flanked Scottish force.			588
Team bus encourages city to get active.			190
Terry: Ban could strengthen squad; FOOTBALL SHORTS: CHELSEA.			92
Tories won't look out for the North East; VOICE OF THE NORTH.			284
Toshack hits out at former Wales stars.			378
Train on track to boost area; Economic benefits as enthusiasts ride to home of rail.			420
Transformed England face greatest test; Capello's Lions must show how far they've come.			1317
UK student numbers fail to keep pace with rivals.			240
UK'S FIRST GROWTH FOR 16 MONTHS.			200
UNIBOND LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION.			256
Vale puts one over Frankie.			443
Venture capitalists bid to make more investments.			538
Vet had 'no insurance' Hearing told that registration lapsed.			608
VIEW OF THE NORTH.			93
Walk with wildlife.			317
Warning as deflation in high street continues.			331
We need to prove we are fearless, says Burley.			695
What about Kennedy role in IRA murders? VOICE OF THE NORTH.			180
Why it's the ideal time to Go Global.			350
Winning farm manager set for Kelso sale.			155
Worthington calls for Belfast passion [; He wants fans loud and proud.			491
Young boy raped by an 11-year-old; Guilty plea is given in Crown Court hearing.			388
Youngsters let creative juices flow; A festival called Juice promises a feast for the senses. David Whetstone was at yesterday's launch.			776