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A North East music festival promises to be bigger and better than ever as it celebrates two decades of bringing one of the biggest celebrations of brass to the region. Durham Brass Festival is back next year, from Sunday 12

Visitors have just weeks left to experience Fuelling the Railway Revolution at Bishop Auckland’s Mining Art Gallery, as the exhibition enters its final month before making way for a major Tom McGuinness retrospective opening on 18 February 2026 to celebrate

The name of a new cultural venue that will boost Durham City’s visitor offer and provide a home for creativity and innovation has been announced. The Light will bring together art and science in an engaging space where visitors will

Vehicle crime is increasing across the country, and sadly County Durham and Darlington have also felt the impact. Whether it’s theft of vehicles, theft from vehicles, or the fast-growing threat of keyless car crime, these offences are becoming more organised

People in Durham are being asked to stay vigilant this Winter, as crowds are expected to visit the city to celebrate the festive period. With footfall increasing in the city as people enjoy the Christmas markets, shops and restaurants this

Housing association colleagues came together for a hands-on volunteering session that will help people in need this Christmas. Employees at believe housing created a mini production line at its Coast House office in Seaham, to pack donations for two local

Darlington Farmers Auction Mart held their weekly sale of prime stock on Thursday 4th December 2025. Forward were 243 cattle and 1683 sheep. 104 Prime Bulls sold to 430ppk or £356340 Prime Steers sold to 447ppk or £319098 Prime Heifers

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A hard-hitting campaign is launching to remind drivers of the devastating repercussions of getting behind the wheel under the influence of drugs and alcohol this Christmas. The campaign, jointly led by Police and Crime Commissioner Joy Allen, Durham Constabulary and

COUNTY Durham’s newest culture, heritage and registration venue has been recognised for its contribution to the community with a national award. The Story was among the winners crowned at the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) Awards for Planning Excellence. The

A little girl living with a rare and aggressive form of cancer helped add some festive cheer to Durham City. Bonnie-Leigh Spence and her sister helped light up the County Hall Christmas Tree, helping to spread festive sparkle to all

Visitors are being invited to experience one of the world’s most remarkable 18th-century Neapolitan nativity displays at Bishop Auckland this Christmas – with an exclusive curator-led tour, including festive canapes and fizz, now available for a limited number of guests.