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Successful funding bids are paving the way for improvements to sustainable travel across County Durham.

Landmarks were lit and people partied as County Durham celebrated King Charles III's Coronation in style.

A County Durham man has pleaded guilty to trading as a scrap metal dealer without a licence.

Construction work on a £13million primary school and nursery in Spennymoor is set to get underway.

Developers have given the first glimpse of how an exciting County Durham leisure operation will look once it is completed.

A 10-week consultation on proposed new electoral boundaries for County Durham is now underway.

An image of King Charles III is to be projected onto two County Durham landmarks as part of a programme of celebrations for his Coronation.

Five people from County Durham have been left with a combined bill of more than £3,500 after being convicted of waste offences.

Celebrate 70 years of James Bond, sing along to big Broadway numbers, and enjoy some of the biggest movie scores live in three exciting events at Durham Brass Festival.

Work to install traffic lights at two junctions on the A690 is due to begin next week.

Electricians, plasterers, civil engineers and business administrators are among more than 40 apprenticeships roles we're recruiting to at the council.

The North East's largest council has bolstered its road sweeping fleet in order to keep communities clean and tidy.

Thousands flocked to this weekend's Bishop Auckland Food Festival, where celebrity chefs, tantalising treats, and family fun were all on the menu.

Residents in Weardale can continue to use in-person banking services with the launch of a new community space.

New accommodation to support people facing homelessness has been created in Shildon.

Bishop Auckland Food Festival returns to the town this weekend, bringing celebrity chefs, street food traders, live entertainment and fun family activities.

Banging burgers, katsu curries and local cheeses and chutneys are just some of the culinary delights that'll be on offer at next weekend's Bishop Auckland Food Festival.

A vision for the future of public rights of way (PROW) in County Durham will go before councillors next week.

By-elections will be taking place in some areas of County Durham next month.

Audiences can enjoy a live music experience featuring an animated classic and take a trip down memory lane in two exciting performances at Durham Brass Festival.