Thieves stole Koi Carp from a garden pond in Morpeth.
Between 8.15pm on Monday, June 7, and 4.25am on Tuesday, June 8, thieves entered a number of gardens in the Green Lane area and stolen about 20 Koi Carp from a pond at the rear of one of the houses.
Police are appealing for anyone who may be offered the Koi Carp for sale or who has any information into the theft to contact police on 03456 043 043 ext 69191 or the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
Thieves stole medication after walking into a house in Pegswood.
Between 4pm Friday, February 26, and 7.15pm, Saturday, February 27 someone entered a house in Hebron Avenue, Pegswood and stole the drugs.
The missing medication includes nine strips of Morphine sulphate, 30 Anitripthie tablets, 14 carbimazipine tablets, 12 simvastation tablets and eight tramadol tablets.
Morpeth Mens 1st XI vs Newcastle University 4th XI
Score: 1-0
MOM Ian Kendall
Following the previous week's unfortunate defeat to Northumbria St Georges, Morpeth Mens 1st XI were fully aware that nothing but a win would do against fellow arch rivals, Newcastle University Students who's 4th XI were newly promoted to the league this season.
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.
The Northumberland Ladies Netball Summer League is into its fourth round of matches out of five, and there were some high scoring games happening at Cramlington.
In Division One, Concordia A were outclassed 19-11 by Prudhoe A while Division Two saw two games. Croftway A cruised comfortably passed Wansbeck B 32-17, while Amble A lost 20-15 to Hexham A.
In the ladies' Division Three, Seaton Burn B were no match for Astley C, who won 29-7. In Division Four, Amble B won with more than double their opponents' score, beating Astley D 32-15.
Division Five also saw two games. Hexham B beat Croftway B 27-15, and Morpeth C were outclassed 35-6 by Wansbeck D.
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.
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.
Lynemouth handed out a footballing lesson to Morpeth Sunday League opponents Bedlington Northumberland Arms by blasting in nine without reply.
Andrew Spratt scored four in the Division One encounter, Gary Brotherton got two, and further goals came from Andrew Johnson, Daniel Taylor and Iain Nickalls.
In a lower-scoring game, Pegswood Ex-Services and Red Row Brick Club had to settle for a point apiece with a 1-1 draw. Josh Gilmartin scored for Pegswood, with Ian Common on target for Red Row.
Morpeth Hockey Club 2nds scored six goals in their last two games of the season to notch up a draw and a win at the weekend.
On Saturday the 2nds faced Marton Furness 3rds, and Morpeth went in to this game hoping for a win over the team one place and three points below them in the league. The game started cautiously but Morpeth's first chance came from a short corner, with the strike from Bott narrowly missing the post.
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