A Chance For You To ‘Chip In’ At Beamish’s Community Event...
Beamish, The Living Museum of the North is giving people a chance to “chip in” with its 1950s Town at a community event in...
Light Installation among Durham Events Planned to Mark End of WWI
A new light installation may be set up in Millennium Place, Durham City, to honour County Durham soldiers who died in the First World...
Queen’s Baton Relay to Visit County Durham
The Birmingham 2022 Queen’s Baton Relay will visit County Durham during its final journey through England ahead of this year’s Commonwealth Games.
Birmingham 2022 is...
A Bosnian Refugee To Speak On Struggle And Survival During Genocide
A Bosnian refugee who fled persecution will speak about the most difficult period in his life, when he shares his story of struggle and...
Shrove Tuesday, Ash Wednesday and a Little History of Pancakes
Why is there a tradition of eating pancakes on Shrove Tuesday? How did Ash Wednesday and Shrove Tuesday get their peculiar names? And why...
Durham Castle Goes Medieval for Family Fun Day
The iconic landmark of Durham Castle is to host a medieval-themed day for families on Sunday.
The castle – which, along with Durham Cathedral, is...
Trace your Family Tree in County Durham this Spring
County Durham’s residents will soon have the chance to learn how to trace their family histories.
This spring will see the return of the popular...
Lambton Park: Where 21st Century Living Meets a Centuries-Old Tale of...
A LEGENDARY tale of dragons and knights is the inspiration behind one of the North East’s most prestigious new addresses.
Designed by the architect behind...
Historic Church Gets Grant to Save Roof
An ancient church, which is steeped in history, has received a grant of nearly £95,000 to fund vital repairs to its roof. The custodians...
Sculpture Commemorating Tragic WWI Brothers Wins Environment Award
A sculpture commemorating four brothers – three of whom lost their lives in the First World War – has been declared one of the...
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