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An acting Police, Crime and Victims' Commissioner has today been appointed for County Durham and Darlington.

Messages of friendship from schoolchildren across the globe will be included within a special light installation symbolising the importance of international co-operation.

Members of Durham City Safety Group have expressed serious concern after being made aware of footage showing a man walking along narrow walls in the River Wear.

Restrictions on lettings boards advertisements in Durham City will come into force next month.

Exploring ways to tackle climate change in County Durham is the purpose of a new consultation that has been launched today (Thursday 19 September).

A Chester-le-Street restaurant which was found to be employing illegal workers has had its premises licence revoked.

Two rural businesses have received financial support as part of a project to regenerate towns and villages across County Durham.

Work to reduce traffic congestion in Gilesgate has begun.

A van driver who denied he had flytipped waste found behind his parked vehicle is facing a legal bill of more than £800.

Views are being sought on whether to introduce a special policy regarding the number of licensed premises in Durham City.

Audiences will embark on a desert island adventure with a chilling twist when Lord of the Flies is brought to the stage in County Durham.

A project which aims restore and protect the rich heritage of a coastal County Durham town is set to receive a £1.6 million boost.

Schoolchildren have been visiting a unique County Durham landmark for an art project, as part of its 50th anniversary celebrations.

A week of action will take place in County Durham this month as we continue to crackdown on empty homes.

This September is all about the music at a County Durham theatre.

A car dealer who advertised two vehicles for sale with incorrect mileages has been ordered to pay out almost £2,000.

A 23-year-old living in Durham City has praised an internship which has brought her valuable experience and confidence in the workplace.

With the new school year now in full swing, youngsters have embarked on a potentially life-changing musical adventure.

Applications for September 2020 primary and secondary places are now open.

Armed forces personnel, both serving and retired, can now access extra support through their social landlords, thanks to an outreach project in County Durham.