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Newburn,

town (1991 pop. 43,713), Northumberland, NE England, on the Tyne River. It is a coal-mining and industrial center with a 12th-century church. Newburn was the site of a battle between English and Scottish armies in 1640.

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Nightlife recently spoke with Rebecca Newburn, director of the local production, about bringing the animated favorite to the stage.

John A. Logan set to 'Move It' with Madagascar

Some of them were written off in the collision and neighbours on Newburn Road in Newcastle said they were unable to get to work as a result.

Furious residents wake to find cars smashed; MOTORS WRITTEN OFF AFTER STOLEN VEHICLE PILE-UP

In the last week, there have been a number of sheds broken into across the Newburn area of Newcastle, with properties in Mill Vale, Millfield Close, Walbottle Road, Alnwick Street and Hareside Walk, all being targeted.

Warning to look out for burglars prowling in gardens

Boys 13-15 years 750m: 1st Ryan Hepple - Peterlee, 2nd Tom Short - Darlington, 3rd Scott Carter - Newburn.

Tees swimmers take the plunge

We are seeing above average growth in several specific automation application areas including in-line inspection, machine safety and traceability," says Newburn.

Better parts tracing

Designfax recently spent 15 minutes with Frank Newburn, President and COO of Omron Electronics LLC, the U.

Conversation--the world-wide business climate. (Layer One)

The firm, which has seen a 50% growth in sales in the last two months and is targeting a PS20m turnover by 2017, has unveiled plans to create 200 new jobs across a variety of roles at its Newburn contact centre.

New call centre jobs; HUNDREDS OFROLES AT CENTRE FOR ENERGY FIRMS

Gail runs Fashion Sense in Newburn which, like many locations in Newcastle, is starting to feel the effects of budget cuts.

Response to flower plan proves blooming great

THE year just ending has been a fantastic one for Newburn Judo Club with a huge haul of 33 gold, 34 silver and 29 bronze medals to celebrate, writes TONY HODGSON.