
Durham News
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Boozy thug 'flipped' punching and slapping partner after returning home from wedding
A boozy Shildon thug "flipped" punching slapping and stamping on his girlfriend's head after returning home from a wedding.
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London-based landlords 'land banking' empty Bishop Auckland buildings says MP
Sam Rushworth MP has accused London-based property owners of "land banking" empty buildings in Bishop Auckland.
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See inside this new County Durham café where you can choose how much you pay
A new community café offering a unique "pay what you can" menu has opened its doors in Consett, ensuring people can access a hot meal regardless of their financial circumstances.
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County Durham village hall plans £200,000 makeover after community rescue
A village hall that nearly closed two years ago could soon get a £200,000 makeover to secure its future for generations.
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Deaf rescue dog learning sign language after being abandoned in County Durham
A deaf rescue dog who is learning sign language is searching for a loving new home after being abandoned in County Durham.
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The North East has two of England's 10 best places to grow oldCounty Durham has been named the best place in the North East to grow old, finishing ninth of the 294 districts ranked across England.
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New Shotley Bridge Thriller: Shotley Bridge Revenge released this weekNorth-East crime writer Bobby Cussens has released Shotley Bridge Revenge, a gripping new crime thriller set entirely in the historic village of Shotley Bridge, County Durham.
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Redhills to look ahead to next chapter following successful reopening and extensive restorationThe iconic Redhills Durham Miners Hall is now looking ahead to the future following extensive and meticulous restoration of the magnificent building to its former glory.
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Tanfield Railway Strikes Gold at Prestigious Northumbria in Bloom AwardsTanfield Railway is celebrating a remarkable achievement after winning a prestigious Gold award and being named Best in Class (Bus, Metro, and Railway Stations) at the annual Northumbria in Bloom awards ceremony, held on Wednesday at The Fed in Gateshead.
National News
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Heathrow Airport warns third runway could be delayed by four yearsThe UK's busiest airport cautions it may miss the government target of 2035 as ministers say the deadline has "always been ambitious".
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Man City chairman confident club will prove innocenceMan City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak says he is still confident of proving the club's innocence after they were found guilty of breaking Premier League financial rules.
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British national among six dead in building explosion close to Acropolis in AthensFour Americans and a Greek national are among those killed in a suspected gas explosion, officials said.
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'No turning back' in independence journey, says first minister at rallyIt is the first time the first minister of Wales has attended a Yes Cymru march.
North East Sport
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How Regis Le Bris plans to approach hectic Sunderland spell of seven games in 21 days
How Regis Le Bris plans to approach Sunderland's hectic October, with the Black Cats playing seven games in 21 days
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There's a lot more to come from Middlesbrough signing after 'difficult' summer
Middlesbrough forward Kyle Joseph reflects on a 'difficult' summer and the early stages of his time at Middlesbrough
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Darlington 'desperate to reward outstanding supporters' with much-needed home win
Darlington assistant manager Terry Mitchell is hoping Quakers can gain some momentum from last Saturday’s FA Cup win when they face promoted Hebburn at Blackwell Meadows today
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Football could return to Darlington Arena as stadium offered as Euro 2028 'base'
Football could return to Darlington Arena for the first time in more than 15 years after it was selected as part of UEFA's Euro 2028 plans.
