Dates announced for Bishop Auckland Food Festival 2020
A food festival that attracted more than 29,000 people in
April will serve up even more tasty treats, celebrity chefs and culinary inspiration
when...
Railwaymen crash to heavy defeat in local derby
Shildon AFC’s eight game unbeaten run was brought to a crashing halt in West Auckland on Saturday afternoon when the home side...
M&M Pharmacy welcomes MP Helen Goodman to launch 2019 Flu service
M&M
Pharmacy in Bishop Auckland has welcomed Helen Goodman MP to see the important
preparations to fight against this year’s Flu virus. The pharmacy...
Applications open for 2020/21 school year
Parents whose children are due to start primary or secondary school next year can start applying for a place from this week.
Believe continues to build its apprenticeship programme
A successful
apprenticeship programme by one of the regions largest housing associations is
set to grow by more than a quarter.
Helen Goodman MP turns ‘Dragon’ for community-focused teens
Helen Goodman, Member of Parliament for Bishop Auckland, turned
‘Dragon’ as she heard from local young people about their community project
ideas.
County Durham Community Comes Together To Fight Holiday Hunger
A County Durham charity has joined forces with community groups and organisations across Bishop Auckland to provide more than 6,000 free meals...
Brass festival brings the party to people
Streets and parks across County Durham will come alive next
month when a feel-good music festival makes its joyous return.
Fantastic & Strange: GCSE Students’ art exhibition
Students from Greenfield Community College have completed their GCSE courses and have had their work verified for marking, so it is now...
Cycle station to encourage bike and book lovers
Book worms and cyclists in Shildon will be able to get their fix of both pastimes as Shildon Library is set to install...
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On the trail of history on the high seas
Real accounts of adventure, arrest and a suspect sailor will
be brought to life through historical records as monthly history sessions
resume.
