
Durham News
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Why move Durham's Spitfire out of the spotlight on Remembrance Sunday?
LETTER - RAF veteran James A Cowan MBE questions Durham County Council’s decision to move a replica Spitfire from the Market Place in Durham.
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County Durham man attacked paramedic trying to help him and headbutted police officer
Mark Davison walked free from court after assaulting a paramedic and headbutting a police officer in Chester-le-Street. He received a community order.
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'Centuries-old' traditions at risk as row erupts over future of Durham City Freemen
Plans to amend the future operation of the Durham City Freemen has caused a division of opinions between its leadership and members of the long-standing trade guilds.
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Fly-tipper ordered to pay £3,500 after waste dumped on Shildon lane
A fly-tipper has been ordered to pay a £3,500 fixed penalty after a large-scale dumping incident left waste strewn across the ground near Shildon.
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'Excellent' Indian restaurant with 'fantastic' food makes curry house top ten
An “excellent and authentic” Indian restaurant in Newton Aycliffe has made the top ten of The Northern Echo’s Best Curry House 2026.
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Hartlepoo clothing brand launches competition with £500 top prize.A Japanese-inspired clothing brand founded in Hartlepool is calling on North East creatives to enter its first design competition, which is free and open to anyone aged 16 and over.
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A New Literary Festival Comes to Barnard Castle"Write Hear! Write Now!" is coming to Barnard Castle, promising a celebration of creativity, storytelling and the written word. Organised by the Barnard Castle Writing Group, Write Hear! Write Now! will bring together writers, readers and aspiring authors for a day of workshops, live readings, lively discussion and the launch of a new book.
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Bright Futures Ferryhill Expands Community Pantry with New Location at Ferryhill Sport and Education CentreBright Futures Ferryhill CIC, a local community interest company dedicated to uplifting and supporting residents, has announced that its popular Community Pantry is moving to a new, larger space within the Ferryhill Sport and Education Centre.
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Music, Remembrance, Poetry and festive performances at Redhills this NovemberFrom a concert honouring mining communities to live poetry, film, jazz and a fresh take on a Christmas classic, Redhills Durham Miners Hall has an eclectic programme of events coming up this November, offering new reasons to discover one of the North East’s most important historic buildings.
National News
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Briton among six killed in 'far-right' shooting in KrakowPolice in the Polish city say the attacker randomly fired at people after driving on to Main Market Square.
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Veterans shouldn't sleep rough this Christmas, Burnham saysDowning Street says the prime minister will personally write to councils on Armistice Day to urge them to draw up plans.
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Royal Family join veterans and families at Festival of RemembranceThe senior royals attended the annual event at London's Royal Albert Hall on the eve of Remembrance Sunday.
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Two seriously injured after M20 crash involving more than 30 vehicles in KentPolice say more than 30 vehicles were involved in the incident on the M20 around 18:40 on Saturday.
North East Sport
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Matthias Jaissle not amused by 'slapstick' moment in Newcastle's Fulham draw
Matthias Jaissle's verdict on Newcastle United's 1-1 draw at Fulham
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Will Lankshear injury update & Kim Hellberg warning ahead of Boro's return to action
Kim Hellberg updates on Will Lankshear's Middlesbrough injury
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'Encouraging' display from Boro forward but teammate who looked like he needs a break
How Middlesbrough's players rated in the 0-0 draw against Watford in the Championship
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Middlesbrough fail to answer obvious Will Lankshear question with Watford draw
Will Lankshear was sorely missed again as Middlesbrough had to settle for a point at Watford
