November 30th, 202011103
Ground-breaking digital technology created specifically for use in County Durham and Darlington care homes has been recognised with a prestigious national award.
Durham County Council and County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust (CDDFT) worked with local care providers and North East based Health Call Solutions to design...
November 30th, 202001729
Hundreds of Armed Forces members and their families have flown out of Teesside International Airport bound for Cyprus for military deployment.
More than 510 servicemen and women, based at Catterick, departed Teesside Airport – Newton Aycliffe’s nearest airport – in four flights chartered by the Army during November.
The...
November 30th, 202001229
Durham University has launched a joint project exploring how flexible working practices can benefit businesses and communities in the North-East.
Working with the North East Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP), the University’s Good Work Agenda project aims to identify new ways of working after the impact of Covid-19 and highlight...
November 27th, 202001496
Durham County Council has set out how it will safely reopen venues and reinstate services affected by the national lockdown next week.
The government confirmed this week that County Durham, along with other parts of the North-East, will be subject to Tier 3 restrictions when the national lockdown ends on Wednesday, December 2....
November 27th, 202002254
A successful creative design studio based in Newton Aycliffe that doubles up as a distillery is not the most common collaboration.
But it’s going down a treat in Redcar – and enquiries are now coming in from Australia too!
Friends and colleagues, Arron Stoutt, Andy Mogg (from Redcar) and Steve Gill all grew up in the...
November 26th, 202001450
Councillors have heard how attempted coronavirus frauds with a value of almost £800,000 have been prevented since the start of the pandemic.
Durham County Council’s corporate fraud team has helped to prevent 58 attempted frauds since the start of the pandemic, with a value of around £785,000.
The council’s audit committee...
November 26th, 202011543
Police are reminding members of the public who may be planning to buy vehicles such as motorcycles, mini motos, electric scooters and quad bikes as Christmas presents to check the laws before buying.
These vehicles, including Go Ped’s and Segways, are classed as mechanically propelled vehicles and as such are subject to road...
November 25th, 202001886
Teesside International has reached a major milestone after it was revealed low-cost operator Ryanair is set to begin flying from the airport – with tickets now on sale.
Two services per week to both Alicante and Palma, Majorca from Teesside – Newton Aycliffe’s nearest airport – will start in just five months’ time, helping...
November 25th, 202001677
Newton Aycliffe firm Excelpoint is celebrating a new partnership with global software specialist Altia-ABM.
The new deal will see the Aycliffe Business Park-based business provide a software platform for future Altia-ABM customer solutions.
It will also extend the technical capabilities of Altia-ABM and broaden the reach of...
November 24th, 202001458
Hundreds of people from across County Durham attended virtual events this autumn to recognise the community response to the pandemic and help shape the future of their local area.
Over the last two months, Durham County Council’s 14 Area Action Partnerships (AAP) staged Better for Everyone sessions to gather views on a wide range...