Free Employment Support Offered to County Durham Workers Following Clayton Glass Closure
Reproduction Spitfire and 30,000 Woollen Poppies Lead Acts of Remembrance in Durham
A reproduction Spitfire, striking poppy installations, and an art exhibition are among the many acts of remembrance taking place across County Durham this month.
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