Great North
| Use attributes for filter ! | |
| Genres | Folk |
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| Members | Hayden Donnell |
| Dale Campbell | |
| Strahan Cole | |
| Rachel Harrison | |
| Ryan Attwood | |
| Albums | Up in Smoke |
| The Golden Age | |
| The Caravan Recordings I | |
| Halves | |
| Newfoundland | |
| Soldiers | |
| Record labels | Son Canciones |
| Great North | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2281973 |
About Great North
Angel Lynn: Paralysed woman speaks first word since kidnap injuries
... " Angel, who requires 24-hour care, has previously surprised her family and medical staff by regaining enough strength On Sunday, Mrs Lynn ran the Great North Run in Newcastle to raise money for air ambulance staff who were called after Angel was found injured in the road near Loughborough...
Great North Run 2023: Thousands to embark on half marathon
...Thousands of people are about to embark upon the 42nd Great North Run...
Sunderland boy, 5, is 'youngest' to finish Coast-to-Coast
... The boy, from Ashbrooke, Sunderland, wanted to raise money after witnessing a Great North Air Ambulance (GNAAS) helicopter rescue...
Angel Lynn: Woman severely injured in kidnap now able to stand
... " She said she would be taking on the Great North Run to raise money for the doctors...
Man dies after being stuck inside Keswick indoor cave
... A helicopter from the Great North Air Ambulance Service was also called...
Newcastle girl died after decaying tree collapsed at school
... " Ella s family raised £30,000 for the Great North Air Ambulance Service in her memory, after it responded to the emergency when she was injured...
Laura Nuttall: Cancer patient's family moves Christmas forward
... Since then she has ticked off various " bucket list" goals including, completing the Great North Run and However, her mother said " things feel pretty bleak" after her daughter s tumour grew back within days of being removed...
Keswick miracle dog Max the springer spaniel dies
... He added: " Who knew a dog would make such an impact on so many people? " Max s final public outing was a sponsored walk at Bassenthwaite on 2 April attended by about 100 people and their dogs which raised more than £7,500 for the Great North Air Ambulance...
Newcastle girl died after decaying tree collapsed at school
A six-year-old girl was fatally injured by a decayed tree that was known to be in a " poor condition" and should have been felled, a court has heard.
Ella Henderson died in hospital after part of the Willow Tree collapsed on her at Gosforth Park First School, Newcastle, on 25 September 2020.
The Health And Safety Executive (HSE) has prosecuted Newcastle City Council over The Schoolgirl 's death.
The Local authority pleaded guilty at South Tyneside Magistrates' Court.
Prosecuting on behalf of the HSE, James Towey said a " large section" of the rotten tree next to The School playground collapsed and injured A Number of children.
Although most of them sustained superficial injuries, the " weight of the piece of tree" meant school staff could not remove it from Ella, Mr Towey said.
The Court heard The Tree had been inspected by a team from The Council in February 2018 and the need for " further investigation" was identified.
But there was a " lack of further detailed investigation and the extent of decay wasn't known but would have been revealed on closer examination, and No Doubt The Tree would have been felled".
Mr Towey said The Council had also " failed to communicate the need for a more detailed inspection to The School ".
On behalf of Newcastle City Council, Ben Compton KC said it offered an unreserved apology to Ella's family.
He told The Court although The Council did have a comprehensive tree strategy " the Bottom Line is that that tree should have been felled".
He Said since The Incident all trees on council land are individually given a safety category which is " effectively a risk assessment. "
Ella's parents, Neil and Vikki, watched proceedings via video link and both broke down when their victim impact statement was read In Court .
" She was just playing ballerinas with her friends, " her mother said. " Life is so unfair, she had so much to give this world. "
Ella's family raised £30,000 for the Great North Air Ambulance Service in her memory, after it responded to The Emergency when she was injured.
The hearing continues.
Source of news: bbc.com