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Millions of victims of murderous regimes were remembered in County Durham as part of a global commemoration.

With Strictly Come Dancing now in full swing, the Gala Theatre has lined up three fab-U-lous shows that will keep the party going long after the coveted glitter ball trophy is raised.

A decision to uphold the granting of planning permission for a major £16 million retail scheme has been welcomed.

Parents in County Durham are being reminded they are running out of time to apply for secondary school places for their children.

An eyesore building in the centre of Seaham is to be demolished.

The Police and Crime Panel for County Durham has confirmed Jon Carling as Acting Chief Executive of the Office of the Police, Crime and Victims' Commissioner (OPCVC).

The installation of a new crossing on a busy Chester-le-Street road is set to help residents access shops and services safely.

Our staff are once again teaming up with the emergency services to tackle all things housing and environmental at a County Durham village.

Families can enjoy an evening full of frighteningly good circus fun in Durham City's Wharton Park this Halloween.

Enjoy a magic carpet ride into the wonderful world of panto when Aladdin arrives in County Durham next month.

We have been awarded accreditation by the Chartered Institute of Payroll Professionals has achieved the prestigious standard for a third time.

Two dedicated neighbourhood wardens have been appointed to patrol Durham City centre following concerns about the behaviour of a small group of troublemakers.

One of the most loved fairy tales of all time will be retold with a festive twist when a County Durham theatre's annual pantomime returns.

Work to support the residents of County Durham with their mental health and wellbeing is the focus of a new report.

A partnership approach to providing early help for children and young people is essential to them achieving their potential, councillors will hear.

An annual event that sees specialists in the traditional art of hedgelaying compete will return this week.

A landlord has been ordered to pay more than £700 for breaching the terms of a licence for a property in a designated selective licensing area.

Dozens of young people have been given their first step on the career ladder after starting apprenticeships with us.

A keen crafter whose involvement in a creative support group helped her through cancer treatment is encouraging others to join free wellbeing sessions in County Durham.

Household Waste Recycling Centres in County Durham have now switched to winter opening times.