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Aberdeen woman seeks mystery workmen who helped mum after collapse
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Aberdeen woman seeks mystery workmen who helped mum after collapse
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11 May 2021
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BOLD, bright colours and new designer lines are giving customers at Wild Daisy more reasons to be cheerful since it reopened last month.
Owner Debbie Herbert, who took over the clothing boutique in Market Place, Barnard Castle, last year, is delighted to be welcoming customers through the door once again since restrictions eased. Before taking over the boutique, Mrs Herbert set up the weekly lunch club in Startforth and was a long-time member of the village’s parish council. She said: “We’re happy to be open again and it’s lovely to welcome all our customers back.
Plans submitted for new camping site in Frating
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23 Dec 2020
SPARKLING SUCCESS: Cllr Pat Estall presents a £50 voucher to Debbie and Andrew Robson, winners of the Startforth Sparkles competition TM pic
A COUPLE and their young son are celebrating after winning a competition to add some festive sparkle to their village.
Andrew and Debbie Robson, along with three-year-old Joey, are enjoying their first Christmas on the new Castle Croft estate, in Startforth, after moving across the Tees from Barnard Castle earlier this year.
They added a few extra decorations and illuminations to their new home and entered the Startforth Sparkles competition, run by the village’s parish council.
Mrs Robson said they heard about the contest via the Castle Croft residents’ social media channels and decided to enter.