Etcetera Lifestyle Magazine has teamed up with one of Teesside’s top corporate filmmakers to create a fantastic money saving offer for our advertisers. Paul Frost Media is reducing the price of a Website Film Plus package by £250 – and offering our readers interest free payment over twelve months. read more...

Date: 30 March 2011

A young musician from Northallerton is looking forward to a very busy Easter after scooping a top prize at a music festival earlier this month.

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There was a farmer who grew award-winning corn. Each year he entered his corn in the state fair where it won a blue ribbon. One year a newspaper reporter interviewed him and learned something interesting about how he grew it. read more...

Social Store aims to revolutionise the concept of men’s shopping

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March 9, 2011

A local entrepreneur has brought a new retail concept to the region by creating a haven where men can enjoy a stress-free shopping experience whilst socialising with friends and sampling the latest music and technology. With many men avoiding fashion shopping where possible – often leaving it to their partners – a new brand on the North East high street is aiming to alleviate their retail woes through a unique combination of aspirational incentives.  As well as bringing a number of high-end fashion labels to the region for the first time, alongside a stable of designer classics, Social Store, in Yarm, will also showcase the latest music, technology and gadgets, making it much more than just a shopping experience, but a lifestyle. 

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A £1,000 cheque to help Yorkshire Air Ambulance continue to provide its life-saving services for some 5m people across Yorkshire is the latest and largest donation from a family-owned, Yorkshire Dales’ supermarket that has helped to pioneer a national scheme to support local worthy causes. read more...

The Unicorn Centre is a purpose-built centre providing riding and therapy for the disabled.  A lottery grant of £1.16 million funded this state-of-the-art facility which includes indoor and outdoor arenas, integral stabling, and all disabled facilities.  It began operating in April 1998 with an official opening by HRH The Princess Royal in November 1998.  Over 170 riders use the facilities each week. A new education suite and office was added to the Centre's facilities in 2003. The Centre has no revenue funding and relies entirely on ongoing fundraising and donations to subsidise the cost of providing lessons. Approximately £220,000 per year is required to maintain the existing levels of operation.

A member group of the Riding for the Disabled Association. Registered Charity No 1062577.

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Teesside road bridge closed when cracks appeared following heavy rain will not reopen until at least July. read more...

A WEEK of celebrations is marking the first anniversary of a fine food firm’s new store in the region. read more...

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Christa is an attractive 42 year old lady from the Yarm area. At 5'5” she's gorgeous in her trim little black dress. Happy in jeans too she'd enjoy most things as she's practical as well as professional and
she adores interior design. read more...