Tom Burgess is a Darlington Reporter at The Northern Echo. He specializes in politics while also covering various topics related to environmental services, urban design, and the construction industry. Tom's work has been featured in notable outlets including Yahoo Movies UK, BBC News, and Yahoo Sports UK.
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Tom Burgess focuses on local news, particularly in the Darlington area. His coverage includes crime reports, entertainment news with a focus on sports events and local developments such as road closures and development projects.
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Dog walkers in Seaton Carew have been warned to avoid the little tern nesting area.
Middlesbrough Council is working with Northumbrian Water to clear the drains and gullies.
Temperatures have soared across the region over the last few days with people getting outdoors and enjoying the bank holiday weekend.
BBC Weather Watchers are capturing some stunning pictures of the bank holiday heatwave.
The Architectural Heritage Fund provides a £45,900 grant to help Carlisle Turkish baths.
Volunteer life brigade staff respond to many calls for help at Tynemouth and South Shields beaches.
Cleveland Police says two men were assaulted on Church Street in Hartlepool, with one later dying.
Tom Burgess - North East and Cumbria Archaeologists excavating at a Roman settlement next month are looking for people to volunteer to wash finds.
Archaeologists will continue their excavation of East Park in Sedgefield in June.
South Tyneside Streetscene workers remove five tonnes of litter from beaches after the bank holiday.
