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The Switchover Help Scheme is here to help anyone aged 75 and over, or eligible disabled by arranging for an approved installer to supply and install everything they need to switch one TV to digital.
Altogether Greener Week: Bees are essential in pollinating plants but unfortunately their population is in decline. Durham Wildlife Trust is launching a bee survey on 30 May to understand the current bee population.
Councillor Linda Marshall started as the council’s new Chairman today. Pauline Charlton takes over as Deputy Chairman.
Outdoor performance of Romeo and Juliet at Hardwick Park, on 15 June. Adults £12.00, children £8.00, family £35.00.
The guided walk to Bolt’s Law Winding House remains on Tuesday 22 May has been cancelled. For more information on guided walks, including photography walks please visit www.durham.gov.uk/countryside or call 0191 372 9100.
It is estimated that each year in England, 340,000 children try smoking for the first time. Help protect our children from the dangers of smoking.
This spring sees the launch of On the Ball, the new fully inclusive five-a-side football leagues for men, women and children, as well as football fitness sessions and junior skills coaching and camps.
Fun for the whole family, including the dog, on 27 May at Hardwick Park! Help us pull up unwanted plants from the wildflower meadow, or visit the Stray Aid Dog Show including face painting, tombola and bouncy castle.
As the Olympic Flame arrives on UK soil, read about some of the county’s Torchbearers.
Recycling and rubbish collection services in County Durham are changing.
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