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This school is a secondary school that is loacted in Beacon Lough.

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Another Chronicle article published on 21st of July 2016 reported a stabbing as two people were arrested over alleged fight at home. The incident happened on a Tuesday night at Beacon Lough Estate. The police were called to a home on Balmlaw at around 7pm which they found two men with stab wounds. They were arrested and taken to hospital. One man suffered minor injuries and was discharged and was in custody. The other man was hurt and remained in Newcastle Royal Victoria Infirmary, the injuries are not life threatening said the police. Furthermore, the road was closed so the police were able to investigate. This led to Go North East buses had that travel around Beacon Lough Estate had to be diverted away. A spokesman from Northumbria Police released a statement saying:“At 7pm on Tuesday evening we received a report of a fight at an address in the Whitehills area of Gateshead. Police attended and discovered two men with injuries who were taken to hospital. Their condition is not believed to be life threatening. The two men were known to each other. Enquiries are still on-going into the incident.”

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These photos were taken from the 1970's.

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This was reported in 2013 by The Chronicle as arson has was suspected after an attacked happened which caused a couple and child to leave their home. A fire had broken out in their living room in their terraced house in Stonecrop, Beacon Lough Estate. The woman and child managed to escape but the woman did suffer from some burns.  The man did survive too with some minor burns too. At 10:20pm, fire crew were called onto the street as the downstairs was on fire. The watch manager, George Epsley had spoken out by saying:

“The whole of the front room was severely damaged by fire and the rest of the property suffered smoke damage. Four firefighters wearing breathing apparatus went in to tackle the fire and we were at the scene for an hour-and-a-half. The cause of the fire is unknown at this stage and it is being investigated. The fire broke out in a downstairs front room. A child was in the room at the time and they both got out of the house. A man who was in another room also got out. Both the man and the woman suffered minor burns and the child was fine.”
The family stayed over at a relatives overnight. On the 26th of February 2013, the house was empty and showed signs of a downstairs that had been on fire. A damaged sofa which is the image above was shown on the grass a few yards away from the house, and other blackened items were strewn around from the front of the house.

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Beacon Lough where Old Durham Road crosses Gateshead Fell between Sheriff Hill and Wrekenton.
It's known to be 'Beacon' because of Celtic times. A beacon was placed here in Elizabethan times because of a warning of Scottish raid, but it was blown down in 1808.
In Northumberland and Durham, 'lough' (pronounced as 'loff') is a lake and Beacon Lough name is referenced to Hazlett's Pond, which was a body of water which was located at the foot of the hill which was named from a highwayman.
In 1770, the highwayman who was called Robert Hazlett was tied and hanged for robbing a lady and a postman on Gateshead Fell. Gateshead Fell in 1700 was a place of terror that made travellers fear. It had villains such as Walter Clark, Jane Trotter and they had a gang of pickpockets.They were named Gateshead Fell-Bishop Auckland Gang.
Beacon Lough was a warning of warning beacons first made by Queen Elizabeth's I reign. The last one was blown down in 1808. However, housing estates were built in the 20th century.