Bargain Two-Course Restaurant Meals on Offer to Newcastle Sales Shoppers
Many of us will be planning to hit Newcastle’s shops during the January sales. But along with all the excitement of snaffling up bargains,...
Ask the Vet – September 2017 – Hyperthyroidism in Cats
Hyperthyroidism is a common hormonal condition of middle ages and older cats which is caused by an overproduction of thyroid hormone in the body. The most...
Discovering Your Family’s Story – Part 12 – Trade Directories
The guide to researching your family history.
Catherine Meades BSc DipGen QG
Cameo Family History
A series to lead you through the process of discovering your family’s...
Ask the Vet – March 2018 – Ticks
As spring approaches, pet owners should start thinking about how they can protect their dogs and cats against tick-borne diseases.
Ticks are small parasites that...
TechnoGym’s MyWellness App Provides Daily Home Workouts
County Durham residents are being offered a helping hand to stay active during the lockdown
The Council has teamed up with TechnoGym to provide free,...
Ask the Vet – November 2017 – Fireworks
Firework season is approaching so to keep your pets calm and safe throughout, we recommend you follow these guidelines:
1) Keep dogs on a lead...
Ask the Vet: Puppy Socialisation
Socialisation is one of the most important things you can do with your new puppy as giving them lots of positive experiences, especially in...
Ask the Vet: Adder Bites
The adder is the UK’s only naturally occurring venomous snake, and is most commonly found in sand dunes, rocky hillsides and woodland edges between...
Places to Go: Birmingham
On my most recent visit to the National Exhibition Centre, I stayed deliberately at a previously dreadful hotel which is definitely on its way...
Ask the Vet – February 2018 – Canine Cognitive Dysfunction
Canine cognitive dysfunction (CCD) is a degenerative condition caused by a decline in the brain’s ability to function as your dog gets older. Amyloid...