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BEAMISH MUSEUM HISTORY and 17 Million Pound EXPANSION PLANS
The much loved, and award winning, Beamish Living Museum, near Stanley, Co. Durham, has drawn people from all over Great Britain and from countless...
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‘Mining Tub Made of Glass’ Will Celebrate Weardale’s Industrial Heritage
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community art project is poised to celebrate Weardale’s industrial past.
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Weardale Tub project aims to help people of all...
Renowned Orchestra to Perform Handel’s Messiah in Durham Cathedral
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Strictly St Cuthbert’s Dance Spectacular 2017, Register Now
Armchair dancers across the Country are once again engrossed in the BBC Dance Spectacular Strictly Come Dancing, and the bets are on about who will...
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£150 Million Riverside Development Gets Go Ahead
A little while ago, this magazine reported on a proposal for a £150 million redevelopment project on Durham’s riverside. Developer Carillion wished to demolish...
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Durham Brass Festival to Return this Summer
Durham Brass Festival – which will feature sounds ranging from soul to jazz to traditional brass band music to classical – is set to...
‘Oh, Jeremy Corbyn’ – Over 200,000 Flock to Durham Miners’ Gala
Durham Miners’ Gala witnessed record crowds of over 200,000 on Saturday as ex-miners and their families, trade unionists and left-wingers flocked to the city...
Durham Historians Trace WWI Tunnel Graffiti Soldiers
Graffiti discovered in a maze of First World War tunnels has led to a quest by a team of archivists, archaeologists and historians to...
Durham Gets Almost £650,000 to Help with Troubled Families
Durham County Council is to receive almost £650,000 in central government cash in a pioneering approach to helping struggling families.
The national Troubled Families programme...
Durham Misses out on Recycling over 100 Million Cans a Year
Do you know that each year County Durham gets through 287 million cans, foil trays and aerosols?
Annually, the average household uses 600 food tins,...
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Exciting Season of Shows Coming up at Durham’s Gala Theatre
Tickets are now on sale for a new, exciting season of shows at Durham’s Gala Theatre.
With the Brass Festival returning to Durham for its...
