Hopetown Darlington celebrates 10 years of the Railway Coffee Morning Group
Hopetown Darlington marked a proud milestone as the Railway Coffee Morning Group celebrated its 10th anniversary.
PCC and criminal justice experts unveil policy roundtable vision for improved women’s justice
Police and Crime Commissioner Joy Allen joined academics and legal experts in unveiling the findings of an innovative PCC Policy Roundtable on women reoffenders.
Bishop Auckland councillor quits Reform
A Durham county councillor and Bishop Auckland town councillor has resigned from Reform UK to become an independent.
Young politicians choose campaign in historic meeting
Youngsters from across the North East and Cumbria have united in their first ever political summit.
Plan aims to achieve SEND reform at local level
A plan setting out how children with special educational needs and disabilities will be supported in County Durham has been submitted to government.
Poverty help for pregnant women
New help for mums-to-be and a push to find young people with huge sums of unclaimed savings will be among the next moves in the North East’s fight against child poverty.
Region’s housing crisis exposed
The scale of the North East’s housing crisis has been exposed – with 43,000 households either homeless or living in unsuitable accommodation.
Unforgettable opening weekend planned for County Durham’s new cultural venue The Light
Opening weekend celebrations, summer holiday workshops, exhibitions and live performances will launch The Light as Durham City’s latest destination for culture, creativity and community.
Photography Exhibition
Rainton Meadows Wildlife Photography Group are presenting an exhibition of wildlife photographs taken by group members on Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 September, from 10am to 4pm.
County Durham chosen for second Young Futures Hub
Another Young Futures Hub is set to be created in County Durham following a successful bid for funding.
