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Three sheep graze in a green pasture with white fences leading to a race track and buildings in the background.Sport · 2 OctoberRacing on the High Yarridge: Hexham's three October jumps meetingsRead the story →
A rustic stone farmhouse and an outbuilding with red doors, surrounded by green grass and a large tree, under a cloudy sky.Local News · 26 JuneThomas Bewick: The Wood Engraver Born Near Hexham Who Drew the Natural WorldA flowing river with vibrant autumn foliage along its banks, leading to an old stone building with a mossy roof hidden in dense trees.History · 10 JuneBlood on the Devil's Water: How the 1464 Battle of Hexham Broke the LancastriansA fair-skinned baby with dark eyes and light hair lies on its back, looking up towards a device held by an unseen person.Sport · 10 JuneNational Hunt in the Hills: The Story of Hexham Racecourse Since 1890A silver car is parked in a cobblestone lot next to a historic building with pillars, while other cars are parked further back and a large building covered in scaffolding is visible in the background.History · 3 June'Gang to Hexham': How a Northumberland Town Became a Border Euphemism for HellA boy on a bicycle riding past an open-air market with stone columns and a tiled roof, with historic buildings and people in the background.Food & Drink · 3 JuneFrom Collateral to Controversy: How Fentimans Built a Global Brand from a Hexham Ginger Beer RecipeThe Golden Gate Bridge spans across a body of water with hills in the background under a soft, twilight sky.History · 3 JuneEngland's First Purpose-Built Prison: Inside Hexham's 14th-Century Old GaolDetailed view of an ancient wall with carved geometric patterns and textured stone surfaces, possibly in an archaeological site.History · 3 JuneInside Hexham Abbey: The Surviving 7th-Century Crypt and Its Roman Stones

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