- Mon. Sep 22nd, 2025
Breaking News
QIP Secures £10.5 Million for Student Housing
Durham set to host National Association of Boys & Girls Clubs’ centenary conference
Less Queueing, More Cruising – Brits Driving Dubai
Northumbrian Water’s three-week beach blitz as part of national clean-up effort
YANGWANG U9 Xtreme becomes world’s fastest production car, with top speed of 308.4 mph (496.22km/h)
Bishop Auckland plans to be heard by Cabinet
Cabinet will hear an update on the range of exciting plans for Bishop Auckland and how Durham County Council is…
Councillors to discuss future of DLI collection
Plans to make artefacts and exhibits held at the Durham Light Infantry (DLI) Museum available to a wider audience will…
Thirsty Thursday back for October
Stokesley’s free networking event for local businesses returns next Thursday.
Sunderland Bus Depot scores double nomination in National Bus Awards
Local bus operator Stagecoach North East has been recognised for its excellence after being shortlisted in two categories in the…
Cabinet to be updated on streetlights project
A total of 55,000 streetlights in County Durham will be upgraded with improved LED lights – 13,588 more than first…
Darlington Engineer achieves Elite status
An engineer from Darlington has been awarded a prestigious accreditation from the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE).
Landowners reminded of responsibilities
Landowners are being reminded of their responsibilities regarding the upkeep of potentially life-saving public rescue equipment.
Guests are asked to make their mind up to Support North East Charity
ONE OF THE TOP bands of the 1980s is returning to the scene of their near-fatal bus crash, to support…
Discover Town’s Rich History and Vibrant Present
THINK you know Middlesbrough inside out? If so, the popular annual Discover Middlesbrough festival may have a few surprises in…
Halloween Events in Middlesbrough
A HALLOWEEN Spooktacular is being presented at Middlesbrough Theatre on two nights in October.
Check Oil Tanks
Householders in Hambleton are being urged to check the condition of their domestic oil tanks.
Rugby competition was definitely worth a try
Excitement surrounding the Rugby World Cup has spread to North Tyneside, with almost 100 children competing against each other in…
Chief Executive Appointment Update
In June, Durham County Council confirmed that the current Chief Executive, George Garlick, would retire as planned following his 60th…
National campaign provides major tourism boost
A national tourism campaign promoting County Durham has so far brought an extra £13.1m into the local economy.
Double Delight for Folk Lovers at Middlesbrough Town Hall
THERE’s a double delight for lovers of Folk Music next month when Middlesbrough Town Hall plays host to concerts by…