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Bosses at a Durham City nightclub have been ordered to pay £3,000 between them over breaches of their licence.

Improvements are being made to a private rented house near Stanley after an inspection revealed a series of problems including rotten windowsills, missing doors and damp.

A Wearside man whose van was involved in a fly-tipping incident near Stanley has been given a suspended prison sentence after we took him to court.

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.

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.

People in County Durham whose homes are not connected to a mains gas supply are set to benefit following the success of a funding bid.

An award from The National Lottery Heritage Fund will enable a community engagement programme to celebrate the Stockton and Darlington Railway (S&DR).

A County Durham social worker's passionate account of her job is being rolled out nationally as part of the launch of a new government strategy.

Thousands more residents in Teesdale can now sign up for garden waste collections.

People across the North East are being asked for their views following the announcement of a £4.2 billion devolution deal.

A government minister has visited County Durham to see and hear about work being done to support families.

More bus services and cheaper fares are on the way for the travelling public in County Durham, councillors will hear next week.

We have vowed to keep doing all we can to help people amid the rising cost of living.