Church Street and Gilesgate are among areas with nitrogen dioxide levels exceeding legal limits. Students need to engage more with the issue, local campaigners say.
Dog walker slams Stockton university site saying the Durham campus wouldn t end up in this state
Durham University stated it is committed to keeping the area tidy
Queen s Campus in Stockton (Image: UGC)
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A student nurse has slammed a university campus labelling it an eyesore .
  The Belmond home of Dalon and Sue Obrecht, 1008 Windsor Place, was destroyed by fire last Wednesday morning, April 14. The Brad and Jane Robson home next door to the south was damaged.
ââA neighbor called in the fire at 9:06 a.m. according to Fire Chief Dean Adcock. âCarmen Johnson said she noticed white smoke go by the window of her home and went outside to look. Her husband, Dan, called 911.â
ââThe Obrechts were at work in Garner at the time. The Robsons were on vacation.
ââThe Johnson house is just southeast of the Robson house. âThere was so much smoke it was hard to tell which house was on fire,â said Carmen Johnson. âWe ran over to the Obrecht house and somehow the garage doors started to open. That must have let air in. And then there was a big bang and fire was everywhere. It was so hot you couldnât believe it.â
Air New Zealand mulling temporary cabin crew contracts if flying expands, furloughed staff back
20 Dec, 2020 04:00 AM
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Jane Robson, a furloughed Air NZ cabin crew member who has been recalled to service. Photo / Grant Bradley
Aviation, tourism and energy writer for the NZ Heraldgrant.bradley@nzherald.co.nz@gbradleynz
Jane Robson was furloughed from her dream job at Air New Zealand less than a year into it. But late last week the flight attendant got the news she would be welcomed back with more than 170 colleagues with prospects of a transtasman and Cook Islands bubble opening up next year.