May 18th, 201802496Residents without a central heating system in their home could be eligible to receive it for free if they apply before the end of the month.
The Warm Homes Fund, which is designed to help households who find it difficult to heat their homes to the temperature needed to stay warm and healthy, is offering free central heating for homes...
May 18th, 201801624Tees Valley Mayor Ben Houchen has pushed the case for a ÂŁ100m scheme to transform Darlington station in a meeting with Transport Secretary Chris Grayling.
The ambitious project will see a major overhaul of the station and reconfiguration of rail track to ensure the station is able to accommodate new high speed services on the East...
May 17th, 201802063Air Compressors and Blowers (ACB) is our special feature in the May-June 2018 issue of Aycliffe Today Business as the firm which specialises in air compressors and blowers has fully relocated to Aycliffe Business Park amid ambitious growth plans.
Also featuring in the 34th issue of Aycliffe Today Business includes the Centre for...
May 17th, 201801708By Donna Campbell
It was yet another busy weekend for the members last weekend and it is clear that race season is well underway.
The weekend began again with the Saturday Parkrun which saw some members obtain new PBâs At Sedgefield parkrun. They were Gemma Holland with 26.36, Kathleen Tonge with 27.40 and Jan McLuckie with...
May 17th, 201801795The regionâs largest council is stepping up the fight against littering and dog fouling.
Durham County Council has increased the number of staff members who are able to hand out fines for environmental crimes.
An extra 14 council workers, including head of Direct Services Oliver Sherratt and the authorityâs clean and green team...
May 17th, 201801904A panel of judges have had the unenviable task of picking out 11 winners from 52 nominations in Aycliffe Business Parkâs fourth annual Make Your Mark awards competition.
The 52 submissions involve 32 separate companies all vying for 11 different awards which will be dished out during the grand final at the Xcel Centre on Thursday...
May 16th, 201801731Staff at one of the countyâs largest employers are being given the opportunity to join a savings scheme which can help them take control of their finances.
Hitachi, based in Newton Aycliffe, has signed up to the Durham Savers scheme, part of an initiative by Durham County Council to tackle poverty and change debt culture into a...
May 16th, 201802283A County Durham manufacturer is now producing plastic parts for the automotive, pharmaceutical and aerospace sectors much quicker after investing in a state-of-the-art CNC machine.
Plastic Mouldings Northern (PMN) invested ÂŁ300,000 in the MAKA 5-axis tool which enables the company to trim parts more efficiently after moulding...
May 15th, 201801623A pensioner has hailed the return of her stolen purse âa miracleâ.
Audrey Chapmanâs purse contained precious photographs of her late husband and daughter when it was taken from her handbag while she was shopping in Newton Aycliffeâs Aldi store in October last year.
The 84-year-oldâs late husband Siril, whom she was...
May 15th, 201801488Community groups and voluntary organisations across County Durham have benefitted from almost ÂŁ40m in grants during the past nine years.
The cash has been handed out through Durham County Councilâs Area Action Partnerships, which have just awarded their 5,000th grant to Kingâs Church Durham â Achor Community.
The group,...
