Information is needed after thieves broke into a Bedlington pub and got away with a bottle of Southern Comfort.
Police are still investigating after thieves broke into the Market Tavern pub in the market place.
Once inside they damaged a quiz machine and a pool table before running away. The only thing stolen in the break-in, which happened between 6.30pm on Tuesday, April 13 and 8.15am on Wednesday, April 14, was a bottle of Southern Comfort.
Police are appealing for anyone who was in the area overnight and who may have information to get in touch on 03456 043 043 ext 69191 or the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
Burglars smashed their way into a Bedlington house and grabbed expensive possessions including two laptops and jewellery.
Police are now appealing for information following the daytime crime, in which thieves also took cash, a digital camera, bracelets, rings, necklaces and a jewellery box.
Bedlington neighbourhood inspector Ross Davidson said: "This burglary has happened in broad daylight on a Sunday lunchtime. There would have been people around and I'd appeal for anyone who saw anyone behaving suspiciously in the area to contact police with information.
A taxi passenger threatened the driver and stole cash in an early morning robbery.
A taxi driver in a black Skoda Octavia picked up a man in St Johns Road, Bedlington Station at around 7.15am. He then drove him to Latimer Way just off Woodhorn Road in Newbiggin.
When he stopped the taxi the passenger threatened the taxi driver, stole an amount of cash and fled.
A Bedlington man is celebrating after winning £150 of high street vouchers in a prize draw.
Terrance Telford won the competition with Northumberland Homefinder after his name was drawn randomly from more than 700 respondents to their survey.
He was presented with the high street vouchers at Wansbeck Homes offices in Bedlington. Homefinder is a service to help people have a decent choice about where they live in Northumberland.
People living in Northumberland are being targeted in a phone scam claiming to offer them a council tax refund.
Fraudsters pretending to be from Northumberland County Council have phoned up people living in the county with different stories to try to get bank details out of their victims.
The latest problem comes on the back of a spate of e-mails sent to small businesses in the county trying to get hold of bank and credit card details by telling them they had over or underpaid council tax and could face a fine.
Northumbrians can order their old garden waste to be delivered to their door thanks to a county composting scheme.
Household waste recovery centres in the county are launching a scheme so that households can buy back their old composted garden waste.
Last year the council collected almost 20,000 tonnes of leaves, grass and hedge and tree cuttings for processing into compost at local farms - saving this material from being buried in landfill sites, reducing greenhouse gases and also reducing the need for peat based composts.
Lynemouth are Morpeth Sunday League Division One champions, but runners-up Traveller's Rest, Choppington closed their league campaign with a point as Amble Pier 81 held them to a 3-3 draw. Chris Glass, Darren Riddell and Josh Hay netted for Pier 81, with Mark Miller, David John Kilpatrick and Stephen Young scoring for the Lewin Cup holders.
Red Row Brick Club bounced back from their defeat in the Lewin Cup final last week to beat Stobhill Social Club 4-1. Ronnie Warwick bagged a hat-trick and Stuart Dunn also scored. Ashley McAlpine replied for Stobhill.
The final reckoning for the Morpeth Sunday League Division Two table will have to wait until next week after Blackthorn Rovers v East Chevington was postponed until next Sunday.
In Division One of the Morpeth Sunday League, Lynemouth have all but sewn up the league title with an unbelievable 19-0 hammering of Ashington Booze Brothers.
Marc Richardson (6), Andy Spratt (4), Antony Wade (3), John Ramm (2), Andrew Johnson (2), David Brown and Gareth Rees were all on target. Traveller's Rest Choppington can still draw level on points with their last game of the season next week, but Lynemouth have a goal difference which is twenty four more than their rivals.
Pegswood Ex-Services finished off their season with three points after a Lee McAndrew strike earned them a 1-0 win over Amble Pier 81. Linton and Woodhorn Social Club also rounded off their campaign with a win with a 3-2 success at Stobhill Social Club. Michael Scott and Ashley McAlpine scored for Stobhill, but a brace from Michael Freathy and a Richard Morris goal won it for the visitors.
In a copy of Liverpool's win in the 2005 Champions League final, Shilbottle won the Bilclough Cup final in a high-scoring game with Alnmouth despite being 3-0 down at half time.
But Shilbottle went one better by actually winning the game 4-3 in extra time.
Mathew Kreczar had given Alnmouth a sixth minute lead and with further goals from Joe Moscrop and James Swordy after 40 and 44 minutes Alnmouth were in control at half time.
The end of the season is coming down to the wire as both the teams vying for the title in Morpeth Sunday League Division One now have just one game remaining.
Lynemouth have put themselves in pole position following an emphatic 8-0 win over North Seaton Elephant. The win puts them ahead on goal difference, with a five goal advantage over Traveller's Rest, Choppington.
Marc Richardson (2), Andrew Spratt (2), Adam Kent (2), Andrew Johnson and David Brown all got on the scoresheet to take Lynemouth back to the summit.
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