November 9th, 202101863By Adam Cayless
The weekly round-up of action from Newton Aycliffe FC’s Junior Section…
U9s Whites played crook on Saturday & were dominant first half and no idea how we didn’t find the back of the goal. 2nd half was a little slower, and despite goals from Harry C and William B it wasn’t to be our day. MOTM William, a...
November 9th, 202101203Inspirational women whose bravery, intellect and compassion have made a positive difference in their communities and overseas have been recognised.
Over the last few months, Durham County Council has installed blue plaques commemorating individuals and groups in towns and villages across County Durham.
The latest to be honoured...
November 9th, 202101134A unique programme to develop the next generation of bioscientists has been launched with Tees Valley college students introduced to a career in the life sciences.
The first cohort of the Life Sciences Manufacturing Academy saw students from Darlington College spending a week at Teesside University’s National Horizons Centre,...
November 8th, 202101782Newton Aycliffe Football Club has confirmed that head coach Colin Stromsoy has parted ways with the club by mutual consent.
The agreement was reached following discussions between both parties that a change in approach was best after the defeat to West Allotment Celtic at the Beaumont Landscapes Stadium on Saturday.
Stromsoy joined...
November 8th, 202101789Set to be a day to remember, the Pioneering Care Partnership (PCP) has gone all out for the return of its iconic Christmas Fair.
Aycliffe-based PCP’s Christmas Fair will be its first large event since the first Covid-19 lockdown, and staff have been ‘decking the halls’ for the big event on Saturday, November 20, from 10am until...
November 5th, 20210851Year 11 students at Woodham Academy took part in a Specialist Day, tailored to exploring many of the post 16 options on offer in the local area.
Students experienced a speed networking activity, organised and delivered through the Durham Works Programme.
They were able to take part in discussions with local businesses, education...
November 5th, 202101102I’m sure you’ve all been hearing all the hype lately about no-code and low-code software platforms, so should you be paying attention?
Ian Brown, CEO of Aycliffe Business Park tech firm Excelpoint, has spent over 20 years working in the no-code sector and is ideally positioned to demystify the subject.
Ian explains: “Although...
November 4th, 202101240By Adam Cayless
The weekly round-up of action from Newton Aycliffe FC's Junior Section...
U9’s whites played Coxhoe United at the weekend with the end result seeing both teams taking a share of the spoils. It was a good game with Aycliffe taking a 2-goal lead, but two defensive errors near the end seen the game end level. A...
November 4th, 20210906A museum has received national recognition for its success in bringing an important part of County Durham’s rich industrial heritage to life.
VisitEngland has awarded Killhope Lead Mining Museum a Best Told Story accolade in honour of the high standards achieved by the staff at the Durham County Council attraction.
It follows a...
November 4th, 202102682One in four adults reported feeling lonely during the Covid-19 restrictions, signalling a review of community needs.
An NHS and leading charity partnership is appealing for individuals and organisations to share their views on future befriending and peer support service models.
Funded by the NHS County Durham Clinical Commissioning...
