Vacancies on popular Tai Chi class
Spennymoor Settlement has announced that they have vacancies in their popular Tai Chi class for seniors. The continuous course helps with fitness and self...
Cancer coffee morning in Chilton
Following on from the summer holidays, the Great Aycliffe Cancer Support Group’s next coffee morning at the Chilton Catholic Club, will be held on...
County Durham strengthens stop smoking support to help thousands quit
Support to help people stop smoking in County Durham has been given a boost, with a refreshed service now available to help more residents quit for good.
CARRIAGE arrives at the Stute
On the threshold between labour and creation, body and mind blur in a quickening spiral. Two workers harness their powers of creation to free themselves from eternal drudgery – beckoned to pioneer a new world.
CARRIAGE is to be performed at The Shildon Institute on Friday 6 February!
Fashion fundraiser at St Paul’s
Events organisers at St Paul’s Centre in Spennymoor say it feels like it has been forever since they were able to host any events...
County Durham cycle route gets £1.5million upgrade
A £1.5million upgrade of County Durham’s main cycling, wheeling and walking route has been completed, with a new glow in the dark section among...
Free Ice Rink at Spennymoor Christmas Market
A free outdoor synthetic ice rink is coming to the heart of Spennymoor on Saturday 14th December from midday until 6pm.
Ayclive Festival returns in July
The highly anticipated Ayclive Festival is set to return to the OakLeaf Sports Field on Friday 25th and Saturday 26th July, promising a weekend of live music, family fun, and community spirit.
Woman fined for using Blue Badge to avoid parking ticket
A woman has been fined after being caught using the Blue Badge of an elderly man she used to care for.
£60,000 funding boost to support women across County Durham and Darlington
Community organisations across County Durham and Darlington are set to share £60,000 in new funding to support women facing complex challenges, following investment from Police and Crime Commissioner Joy Allen.














