Tuesday, 18 June 2013

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£200m bid to reopen Nenthead mine

A REDUNDANT mine could reopen as part of a possible £200m investment.

Exploratory drilling is under way at Nenthead to asses the scale of deposits of lead and zinc at the former Rampgill mine.
Mining company Minco said if the scheme went ahead it would create around 300 jobs.
Cumbria County Council and the North Pennines AONB Partnership have already indicated their support.

**Read the Hexham Courant, out now, for full details.

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This week in... 1919

Saturday, June 16, 1934

Lord Lieutenant of Northumberland, Sir Charles Trevelyan unveiled a series of murals at Acomb Youth Hostel which had been painted by pupils of King Edward VII School in Newcastle.

Sir Charles commented that membership of the Tyneside Hostel Movement, which included the Acomb hostel, was expanding rapidly and there were plans to open another hostel at Twice Brewed on the Military Road.


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