More than a meal: Shildon Alive’s volunteers nourishing the community
For some residents, Shildon Alive's volunteers are not only providing a meals on wheels service, but are nourishing the community.
Open spaces Livin funding
Green spaces in Shildon are being transformed thanks to a £2,000 grant awarded to Shildon Town Council through the Livin Community Regeneration Grant Programme.
Scouts celebrate St George’s Day
Five scout troops, including 1st Shildon, filled Hexham Abbey last month to mark St George’s day.
Railwaymen battle to hard fought draw at Saltburn
Shildon 1st XI produced a determined effort to earn a hard fought draw away to Saltburn after the hosts racked up an imposing 324-8 from their 50 overs.
Teenage girl passes away after Shildon railway incident
A teenage girl who received life-threatening injuries after an incident at Shildon Railway Station, has sadly passed away.
Heartbreak for Shildon as West snatch promotion in stoppage-time drama
Shildon hearts were broken as West Auckland once again snatched away the dream of promotion after a dramatic playoff final at Dean Street.
From scrap metal to something worth keeping
Scrap metal sculptor, Thomas MacPherson first picked up a welder eight months. Today his work is showing at the Pineapple Art Gallery.
Aycliffe policing concerns
Residents have labelled Newton Aycliffe a ‘Cinderella’ area due to the amount of police resources.
Police chiefs were told that the number of officers assigned to cover the town and nearby Shildon, Sedgefield and the Trimdon villages is not enough compared to nearby areas.
Shildon young people join Big Spring Clean
Shildon Town Council’s Community Development Worker, Charlotte Battison, recently supported the Jubilee Fields Community Litter Pick as part of the half-term activities for children.
Club loses a lifetime supporter
Allan, who spent over 45 years on the committee, was the club chairman before he sadly passed away earlier this month.