Durham News and Events
Planning your Durham trip? Whether you’re looking for things to do in Durham such as events and attractions, to make your Durham visit run smoothly or are planning where to stay in Durham, you’ll find everything you need for your Durham holiday on Whats On in Durham.com. Our What’s On Durham guide has the latest events not to miss while you visit Durham – there’s always something going on, so don’t miss out on the latest exhibitions, shows and more on your trip to Durham by checking out our News and Events page.
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Durham News 23rd January 2023
Resurfacing County Durham’s Roads and Reducing Plastic Pollution
Durham County Council has made strides towards reducing plastic pollution and improving road safety in County Durham, having resurfaced more than 126,000 square metres of roads in the past year. The sustainable asphalt solution used in the resurfacing programme is helping to make the roads of Durham smoother and safer for longer. The solution, which […]
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Durham News 3rd January 2023
Durham County Council’s Commitment to Improving Employment Opportunities for Disabled People
The region’s largest local authority has been recognised for its for its forward-thinking work to improve employment opportunities for disabled people in County Durham. Durham County Council has once again been awarded Disability Confident Leader Level 3 status by the Department for Work and Pensions. As a Disability Confident Leader, the council aims to improve […]
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Durham News 23rd December 2022
Durham Students Raise £20,000 for Charity
Since the start of the school year in September, New College Durham‘s students have demonstrated remarkable generosity by raising a total of £20,000 for charity. Additionally, they are continuing to show their altruism by collecting items for those in need in their local community during the festive season. In November, the Uniformed and Public Service […]
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Durham News 8th December 2022
Keeping County Durham’s Highways Safe this Winter
With darker nights and more wintry weather, residents are being urged to report highways issues to help keep the county moving. Durham County Council is delivering its annual programme of work to maintain the county’s roads and footpaths, with teams from across the authority also on standby to deal with any emergencies caused by bad […]
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Durham News 25th October 2022
Burnigill Bank Roadworks Update
Essential works to a County Durham road have reached the next key phase of construction. Durham County Council closed the B6300, Browney Lane at Burnigill Bank, in July, to allow for repairs to slippage next to the East Coast Mainline, which runs adjacent to the road. The slippage resulted in extensive subsidence, causing the road […]
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Durham News 21st October 2022
Ovarian Cancer Overlooked
Women are still being overlooked as the deadliest gynaecological cancer continues to devastate and claim lives, reveals leading ovarian cancer charity Target Ovarian Cancer. In its latest state-of-the-nation report, women and GPs alike have expressed concern that progress in combatting ovarian cancer and the provision of support is not good enough. The report, Pathfinder 2022: […]
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Durham News 19th October 2022
Road Resurfacing Scheme Complete
Roads across County Durham have been resurfaced as part of a network improvement scheme. Durham County Council has invested £3.8m this year to repair and restore the county’s carriageways. Works have been carried out at a total of 145 sites across the county, covering 356,234 square metres of road. Sites that have been […]
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Durham Magazine
- Become Part of Something Special: Exciting Unique Jobs at Beamish Museumby Sara Janiszewska on 2nd February 2023 at 8:00 am
From working with heritage transport to creating tasty traditional treats, become part of something special with exciting and unique new jobs at Beamish, The Living Museum of the North. A variety of seasonal roles are being advertised at the award-winning museum, including in The 1900s Town and Pit Village, Entrance Team, Transport Team, Cleaning Team, The post Become Part of Something Special: Exciting Unique Jobs at Beamish Museum appeared first on Durham Magazine - Durham Deserves Good News.
- Government Minister Observes Efforts to Support Durham Familiesby Sara Janiszewska on 27th January 2023 at 8:00 am
A minister from the government has journeyed to County Durham to observe and gain insight into the efforts being made to support families. Secretary of State for Education Gillian Keegan visited Durham County Council’s Woodhouse Close Family Centre at Bishop Auckland, where she was given a warm welcome by representatives of the local authority and The post Government Minister Observes Efforts to Support Durham Families appeared first on Durham Magazine - Durham Deserves Good News.
- Resurfacing County Durham’s Roads and Reducing Plastic Pollutionby Sara Janiszewska on 23rd January 2023 at 8:00 am
Durham County Council has made strides towards reducing plastic pollution and improving road safety in County Durham, having resurfaced more than 126,000 square metres of roads in the past year. The sustainable asphalt solution used in the resurfacing programme is helping to make the roads of Durham smoother and safer for longer. The solution, which The post Resurfacing County Durham’s Roads and Reducing Plastic Pollution appeared first on Durham Magazine - Durham Deserves Good News.
- Wartime Stories to be Shared as County Durham Marks Holocaust Memorial Dayby Sara Janiszewska on 20th January 2023 at 8:00 am
At two free events, stories will be shared of a family’s life in occupied Poland and the County Durham men who took part in the liberation of Belsen concentration camp. The events, organised by Durham County Council to mark Holocaust Memorial Day, will feature talks from Durham University professor, Marek Szablewski, and military researcher, Steve The post Wartime Stories to be Shared as County Durham Marks Holocaust Memorial Day appeared first on Durham Magazine - Durham Deserves Good News.
- Celebrating the Year of the Rabbit in County Durhamby Sara Janiszewska on 17th January 2023 at 8:00 am
Communities and venues across County Durham are preparing to welcome the Year of the Rabbit with a host of traditional events and activities. Durham City will be celebrating the Lunar New Year on Saturday, 21 January with activities, performances, and entertainment from a variety of different groups, organised by Durham County Council. A lion dance The post Celebrating the Year of the Rabbit in County Durham appeared first on Durham Magazine - Durham Deserves Good News.
The Northern Echo Durham
- Wish you were here? One Darlington man's collection of crested chinaon 3rd February 2023 at 9:30 am
IN A cupboard on the outskirts of Darlington is a remarkable collection of militaristic crested china from around the time of the First World War.
- John McCabe asks Jeremy Hunt for more devolved powerson 3rd February 2023 at 7:27 am
The North East England Chamber of Commerce has written to the Chancellor ahead of the Budget on 15 March calling on him to commit to greater fiscal devolution and high-quality education which targets local skills needs.
- How can we save our wonderful hospice movement?on 3rd February 2023 at 6:00 am
On November 26, 1985, a short letter appeared in The Northern Echo from Yvonne Rowe, of Thornbury Rise, Darlington. It was headlined “Can WE have a hospice?”
- Durham, Darlington and Teesside streets among Postcode Lottery winnerson 3rd February 2023 at 6:00 am
Several North East postcodes have won thousands on the postcode lottery in the past two weeks have been revealed.
- Report finds 150 North East care homes are 'failing' after CQC ratingon 2nd February 2023 at 6:00 pm
A damning report published by the independent inspection body has found that nearly half of the North East's care homes are 'failing' their residents.
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