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Tales of Kuschty Rye – a Cockfield home full of music, memories and mishaps

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By Andy Potts
| Teesdale Mercury Verified
An unassuming cottage in Cockfield is the star of a new book, written by David Abrahams-Edley. The two-up, two-down has been transformed into a shrine to a shared love of music, complete with an impressive retro kitchen crammed with the sort of bits and pieces that inevitably prompt a nostalgic, “Eeeh, my mam had one of those!” It’s no surprise, then, to find a couple of vintage bikes tucked away in the garage.
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Strong turnout for Barnard Castle’s gateway vision

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By Andy Potts
| Teesdale Mercury Verified
The heritage bug hit Barnard Castle this week, with a big turnout to view plans for a proposed new gateway to the town’s medieval castle. As the Mercury reported last week, the old NatWest Bank could be reopened as an entrance and education centre, bringing a route from the castle right into the heart of the Market Place. And, from the moment the doors opened on Wednesday afternoon’s consultation session, there was a rush of people eager to find out more about the proposals.
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From Barnard Castle to the White House

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By Andy Potts
| Teesdale Mercury Verified
Her life story has been billed as ‘from the coal-house to the White House’, but Fiona Hill remains close to her County Durham roots. She told Andy Potts about work experience at the Mercury, and why she sees strength in the Teesdale community. From sitting next to Vladimir Putin at conferences in Russia to meetings with Donald Trump in the Oval Office, Fiona Hill has forged an extraordinary international career.
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