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Business growth fund generates £40m

16 April 2026

A fund designed to increase business growth in County Durham has attracted £40 million of investment in less than a decade. Durham County Council’s Cabinet will be given an update on the Finance Durham Fund (FDF) which provides loans to

Construction of new County Durham cultural venue complete | Weardale Gazette

16 April 2026

Free entry A retiring collection is taken in aid of Church repairs

Construction of new County Durham cultural venue complete

16 April 2026

From left: Ben Kelsey, senior projects and performance manager at Durham County Council; Cllr Karen Allison, the council’s Cabinet member for leisure, tourism, regeneration and high street; Cllr Joe Quinn, Cabinet member for planning, investments and assets; and Ian Lamming,

Oh God, it’s the Vicar!

16 April 2026

Curious about Christianity? Want straight answers?One of these stand-alone events may be for you.Graeme is the new Vicar of Upper Weardale. Not only apriest in the Church of England: he has also worked formany years in IT, Analytical Chemistry, and

The Auckland Project serves up a feast of flavours for Bishop Auckland Food Festival weekend

14 April 2026

Visitors to this year’s Bishop Auckland Food Festival can expect an extended culinary experience as The Auckland Project unveils a vibrant programme of food and drink across its historic estate. Taking place across Saturday 18 and Sunday 19 April 2026,

NEW BOOK SHOWS YOUNG GIRLS THE POWER OF THE FEMININE

14 April 2026

Author, Ruth (right) and Illustrator, Bethany MENARCHE – the word that describes a girl’s first period – can be an uneasy and even scary time for young girls but a new book by former Weardalian, Ruth Sabrosa (nee Atkinson), has

SUNNISIDE RESIDENTS TURN OUT TO DISCUSS WIND TURBINE APPLICATION

13 April 2026

OVER 50 residents turned out in Sunniside to attend a meeting to discuss the proposals to erect more wind turbines in the village precinct at High Hedleyhope Farm High Hedleyhope Farm Road East Hedleyhope. A warm welcome, cup of tea

Bishop Auckland Food Festival 2026: everything you need to know

10 April 2026

The stalls are being readied and Bishop Auckland is looking fantastic as final preparations are made for one of the region’s best-loved events. Bishop Auckland Food Festival is just days away from making its return, with organiser Durham County Council

Leading technology firm announces NETPark expansion

10 April 2026

A pioneering technology company at one of the region’s leading science parks has announced a major expansion. Engineered graphene technology firm SEEDS will be moving into a new dedicated facility at NETPark, as part of Durham County Council’s £100

We are still missing the signs of stalking and lives are being lost

10 April 2026

With one in five women being affected by stalking in their lifetime, PCC Joy Allen explains, in her own words, why we must stop treating stalking as isolated behaviour and recognise that it is part of a wider pattern of

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