THREE youths were in a car, taken after an “opportunistic” burglary, which went on to be involved in a pursuit with police 60 miles from the scene of the original crime.Durham Crown Court heard that the owner of the Nissan Qashqai had just loaded the
A FAMILY firm that employed a handyman who was electrocuted after carrying out a job at the home of one of his bosses has been cleared of breaching health and safety rules.Francis Brown Ltd was charged under the Electricity at Work Regulations following
DIVING, play-acting, and the harassment of referees have become commonplace at football matches, and there has been justified criticism of the behaviour of some of the world's highest-paid footballers in the Chelsea versus Paris St-Germain Champions
A PRIVATE provider has been selected for a £6m contract to provide out-of-hours health services in the Whitby area.Virgin Care has been chosen as the preferred bidder to run community and out-of-hours services in Whitby and the surrounding area.The procurement
HUNDREDS of people turned out with their personal treasures at The Bowes Museum, in Barnard Castle, today (March 12) in the hope of featuring in the new series of Flog It!Eager participants braved the cold to queue for the popular BBC One show earlier
THE RMT rail union says privatising the East Coast rail line was a “reckless gamble” after it uncovered the extent of the annual cost to the new operator.It said Inter City Railways, a venture between Stagecoach and Virgin, had agreed to pay £210m to
PATROLS are being stepped up again in the North-East to catch anglers fishing illegally during a three month period designed to protect breeding fish.Fishing for coarse fish in rivers is off limits between Sunday March 15 and Monday June 15.Anyone caught
A MAN has denied allegations that he groomed and incited an underage girl to undress and commit a sex act in social media chats.Robert George Kyle, 25, is charged over the alleged sexually explicit nature of web correspondence with the 13-year-old girl
A CRAFT club has created a patchwork quilt for charity to help a North-East hospice.Ten members of The Craft and Chat Club at Leadgate Community Centre, near Consett, in County Durham, have spent up to five months working on it.The double bed sized piece
A NORTH Yorkshire couple have taken on an intense year of fitness challenges to raise £5,000 for charity, after witnessing the impact of Multiple Sclerosis.Chris Pooley and Ali Roy, from Harrogate, are to compete in 17 gruelling challenges over the next
A NEW financial services firm is aiming to meet the specialist needs of military personnel and veterans.The Military Mutual will launch on April 29 and is led by ex-military personnel from all three services, with experts in financial mutuals.As a mutual
The final day of the Cheltenham Festival begins with the Triumph Hurdle and 17 juveniles go to post. There is rain (and plenty of it) forecast and Peace And Co (1.30) will not be inconvenienced by the elements and is taken to maintain his unbeaten
CATHOLIC and Anglican schools are not producing "Christian jihadists" and Ofsted should put itself in special measures for its treatment of top performing faith schools, a Tory MP has said.Sir Edward Leigh (Gainsborough), a prominent Catholic
MORE than 100 former soldiers have been interviewed about their front line experiences for an oral history project.The two-year scheme to develop an audio archive in York was funded by a £36,000 grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund and run by The Royal
ONE of the country’s best-known monasteries is teaming up with a charity to give new hope to people with complex disabilities – by putting chocolate on the menu.Autism Plus has announced a new partnership with Ampleforth Abbey, near Helmsley in North
DARLINGTON FC has sold 175 five-year season tickets and vice-presidents' club packages meaning the club is more than half way towards its target of £225,000 to fund the return home. Chief executive Martin Jesper said he was "hugely encouraged"
THE JABBERVAN has rolled into town, bringing with it news of a world-class festival.A colourful caravan will be parked up around Darlington town centre in the run up to the next Jabberwocky Market festival.The Jabbervan will act as an information hub
TWO dogs rescued after living rough on the streets 1,500 miles apart are now in the safety of North-East homes waiting to be adopted. Lurcher Ruby and puppy Yogi Bear made very different journeys to the region but now find themselves in the care
A TEENAGER whose career adviser laughed when he said he wanted to work with birds of prey has landed an apprenticeship to become a falconer. David Horseman, 17, of Northallerton, said he was thrilled after securing the two-year position at the
A WOMAN fighting claims that she ran up mortgage arrears hopes to win a crown court order to stave off eviction.Glynis Craggs, 59, and protestors are fighting Redstone Mortgages Limited over a house on Bridge Street, in Sunnybrow, Willington, County Durham.A
AN Oscar winner has signed up to appear in a TV series based on a Scandinavian legend which is to be filmed in the North-East.William Hurt, 64, who won an Oscar for his role in Kiss of the Spider Woman in 1985 is to appear in the ITV drama Beowulf.The
THE former steward of a workingmen’s club is to contest an allegation that he stole a large sum of money from the premises.Gary Powell is accused of taking about £3,500, which is said to have gone missing from the safe at the now closed Relton Terrace
AYOZE PEREZ is focused on helping Newcastle United secure a brighter future after dismissing talk of a summer move from St James’ Park.The Spanish striker has been a bigger hit on Tyneside than anyone could have imagined so early after arriving from Tenerife
STUDENTS at Teesdale School were getting sporty today (March 12) ahead of Comic Relief tomorrow.A team of 41 girls, aged between 11 and 14, took on the challenge of competing in 12 different sporting activities in 12 hours.Starting at 8am, they took part
THE irony is remarkable. While the Darlington rugby club which took over the football stadium prepares to stage an international double header, the one preparing to groundshare with the football team has plumbed unforeseen depths. Nine years ago
A CHARITY night to raise money for two hospices in memory of two men from the same village is being held tomorrow. (Friday, March 13)Chip shop worker Sarah Sexton, 30, is having her head shaved at Langley Park WMC to raise funds as part of an evening
WHEN does the Strop Gear fracas become an altercation? Could the Bop Gear quarrel have been a scuffle or a mêlee? And will it end in Stop Gear, with the sacking of one of TV’s most colourful, and therefore controversial, of characters? A wide variety
A RACING broadcaster and journalist will be officially opening a popular Good Friday stables open day.Alastair Down, who was the face of Channel 4 Racing for many years and is one of the most-respected racing journalists in the UK, will launch Middleham
GRAEME STORM has made a promising start to the Tshwane Open in South Africa.The Hartlepool golfer had looked in trouble after following up a birdie at the third in Pretoria with a double bogey at the next. From there, though, everything went to plan and
PLANS have been drawn up to extend a primary school to meet growing demand for places and to improve sports facilities.Durham County Council hopes to build two new classrooms at Tudhoe Colliery Primary School, on Front Street, Tudhoe, in time for the
ANNA Kennedy said she will dedicate the glitterball trophy to her sons and other people affected by autism if she is crowned winner of the first People’s Strictly for Comic Relief. The inspirational autism campaigner from Middlesbrough wowed the
A CHARITY helping North-East veterans has reached an important milestone.Veterans at Ease has helped more than 100 people cope with post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) since it started in 2011.The Durham-based charity helps veterans and their families
A PUB landlord says he is "satan" an image that has appeared on the pub walls is that of the Devil. Regulars at The Three Crowns, in Sun Street, Darlington, have been hellbent on taking pictures of the strange image and telling their friends about
HUNDREDS of people have turned out with their personal treasures at The Bowes Museum, in Barnard Castle, in the hope of featuring in the new series of Flog It!. View more pictures from Flog It filming at Bowes Museum Eager participants
SMOKERS are being asked to stub it out when they visit a popular outdoor children’s play park.Visitors to Riverside Park in Chester-le-Street, which attracts thousands of families each year, are being asked not to smoke in or around the children’s play
FEARS are rising for the safety of a teenage girl who disappeared from her home earlier this week.Zara Surrayah Dunbar, 16, was last seen in the Falsgrave Road area of her hometown of Scarborough at about 7.30pm on Monday, March 9.Police fear she could
A MAN who made indecent proposals to three school girls has been arrested as police appeal for any other victims to come forward.Police arrested a 31-year-old Spennymoor man following complaints that indecent sexual comments had been made to three 15-
A FIRE brigade which has been plagued by faulty automatic alarms at hospitals, military barracks and sheltered housing has said it may not attend non-domestic places responsible for regularly wasting firefighters' time.As part of a drive to cut costs,
COUNCILLORS are poised to offload nearly two-thirds of a county’s children’s centres, in a bid to save £1m.Critics says Durham County Council’s 43 specialist children’s centres, which cost more than £30m, have failed the poorest families and most vulnerable
A FOOD company has announced £40m investment plans.Quorn Foods, which makes meat-free products, unveiled the proposals as it bids to become a $1bn dollar business.Kevin Brennan, chief executive, said the move would help elevate the company’s international
DETAILS of a popular North-East 10km run have been released.This year’s Darlington 10km will take place on Sunday, August 9, starting and finishing in the centre of the town.In addition to the 10km, there will be a Family Fun Run starting at 9am which
AN event is being held to help local employers address the issue of supporting staff with mental health problems. 1 in 4 employees will experience a mental health problem at some point in their life. A mentally healthy workforce is a productive
I HAVE never witnessed such a frenzy over a minuscule fracas. Jeremy Clarkson courts controversy and we, the gullible public and media, fall for it like lemmings. Even if the BBC sacked this loudmouthed uncouth genius, there would be others waiting to
BADMINTON players turned their hands to bag packing to help boost Comic Relief funds by more than £1,000.Past and present members of Hummersknott Badminton Club set aside three evenings over the last two weeks to pack customers’ shopping at the Sainsbury
LATER this month England U21 footballers play an international game against Germany U21 at the Boro's Riverside stadium. It would be an exciting match to take my grandson, Jack, to see. Jack lives in Northumberland and is a fanatical Magpies fan ("
POLICE are growing increasingly concerned for the welfare of a missing woman who is believed to be somewhere in North Yorkshire.Melanie John, 42, was last seen on 17 March 17 at about 2.30pm in her home town of Beckenham, south-east London .And officers
YOUNGSTERS have taken part in a competition designed to hone their communication skills and boost confidence.North Yorkshire County Councillor Cliff Trotter said he had been organising a debating competition for the region’s primary schools for the last
AFTER reading about the Jeremy Clarkson row, I challenge anyone to deny that there is one law for the rich and one for the poor (Echo, Mar 12). The backing he has received from his high profile friends makes one cringe with embarrassment. This is not
A TECHNOLOGY firm has shunned London to make the North-East its European stronghold. Saggezza is moving to Sunderland as it ramps up bold expansion plans. The firm, which has headquarters in the US, is switching to the city’s Software Centre
I READ in The Northern Echo comments from Labour and, more recently, from Ukip that the Conservatives do not seem bothered about the Parliamentary Constituency of Sedgefield (Echo, Mar 7). I’m afraid I must correct both parties and tell you that I am
THE front page was a sorry sight (Echo, Mar 10) with huge amounts of household furniture and rubbish dumped in a country lane by a firm called Steptoe & Son from Newton Aycliffe. People who do things like this should have their vehicles confiscated and
A TRENDY food hall inspired by the renowned Borough Market in London is destined for Middlesbrough as part of a major revamp of a derelict town centre street.Following the success of transforming Baker Street into an eclectic mix of independent retailers
AITOR KARANKA has played down talk of a renewed attempt to land Blackburn Rovers striker Jordan Rhodes by claiming he has “amazing” players already at Middlesbrough. Boro have tried to tempt Blackburn in to offloading the 14-goal hit-man on loan
THE first of the new inter city express trains that will soon be made in the North-East has been unloaded at the port of Southampton, watched by guests including Transport Minister Claire Perry and Sedgefield Labour MP Phil Wilson. The Class 800
POLICE have arrested one driver and warned several others after 250 car enthusiasts gathered at a retail park.Officers were called to the Team Valley retail park in Gateshead on Sunday (March 8) evening after a large number of drivers congregated in the
A PROJECT to landscape three large roundabouts in St Helen Auckland has been completed.County councillors Rob Yorke and Christine Wilson met with workmen to see the finished roundabouts at the Bishop Auckland Retail Park, after Durham County Council funded
WORK on the campaign to restore the Darlington Civic Theatre to its original glory is progressing well. A Civic Theatre Foundation fund has now been created and a new director of fundraising and development has been appointed to drive the campaign forward.In
AN elderly couple have been left traumatised after a burglar forced his way into their home.An 83-year-old woman who was with her husband, 85, suffered bruising after being knocked to the ground when the suspect burst into their property on Levendale
THE good news, indeed the absolutely tremendous news, is that Paul McGeary’s leukaemia is in remission – exactly 13 weeks after diagnosis – though needs must there are two further chemotherapy cycles.“In short it means that I’ve won the race but the medal
A TRANSPORT company is to sponsor a team of hospice nurses for the next 12 months.Delves Lane-based Elddis Transport is to donate £750 per month for the coming year to sponsor nursing care at Willow Burn Hospice, near Lanchester.One of the company’s fleet
THE public have only weeks left to comment on plans for the region’s rivers and lakes for the next five years.The Environment Agency’s River Basin Management Plan sets out how the Agency intends to look after these and other water environments such as
THE North East Christian Fellowship League, a football competition which really does have a mission statement, is celebrating its 25th anniversary. Still they say prayers before kick-off. Still some have Bible readings or what might elsewhere be called
TICKETS have gone on sale for the first public exhibition of Durham’s unique 1216 edition of Magna Carta in its 799-year history.Celebrations are taking place around the country to mark 800 years since King John and his rebellious barons sealed the landmark
CUSTOMERS at an opticians are being offered the chance to win a £200 prize as part of efforts to raise money for Comic Relief.The Specsavers store in Front Street, Chester-le-Street is asking customers to submit a selfie of them pulling a funny face while
A MAN has appeared in court charged in relation to the death of his three-month-old baby daughter. Stephen Gallagher, 35, of Hepscott Avenue, Blackhall Colliery, County Durham, appeared at Peterlee Magistrates’ Court this morning. He is charged
A FORMER student has been locked up for raping a woman after a drunken night out celebrating a rugby match. Phillip Carlisle, of Finghall, near Leyburn, North Yorkshire, was found guilty by jury on a majority verdict following more than five hours
AS warning against the prospect of a Labour/Scottish National Party coalition,the Tories latest election campaign poster shows a miniature Ed Miliband tucked away in Alex Salmond’s pocket.The Tories know only to well about the charade they call a coalition.Nick
I WAS sitting thinking last night, which in itself is a dangerous thing, that the world is going to hell in a handcart and all we have seen over the last two days on TV and in the press is Jeremy Clarkson. Even the Prime Minister has jumped on the bandwagon
A PLANNING application to turn a community pub into a convenience store has been recommended for approval despite a major public campaign.The Layfield Arms on Davenport Road, in Yarm, has only been opened intermittently in recent years and plans have
I HAVE heard so many bad reports about care homes but one I can vouch for is Craigarran at Trimdon Colliery. The staff are brilliant, the home is spotless and the care residents are given is the best. I cannot fault the home. They've looked after my aunt
RE your story headlined "'Compo culture' puts brakes on bus service" about the forthcoming closure of Leven Valley Coaches (Echo, Mar 11), people who make a claim for compensation should not be held responsible for the cost of insurance premiums
THERE has been barely a peep of protest from Conservative MPs since the axe was swung on Government spending almost five years ago – until now. Local councils warning of disintegrating services have been urged to cut waste and streamline, while
Unlike most other cancers, brain tumours are on the increase. Health and Education Editor Barry Nelson hears the story of one family's battle against this dreaded disease A GRIEVING widow who lost her husband to an aggressive brain tumour is appealing
THE Premier League may consider itself the most exciting league in the world but fans of those clubs battling it out at the top of the Sky Bet Championship would strongly disagree.This is because clubs in England's second tier are engulfed in a multi-team
AN election candidate has met with a government minister to stress the need for better broadband speeds.Conservative candidate for Richmond, Rishi Sunak, met with Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, Sajid Javid to discuss local connectivity.Mr
THE written word took centre stage as literary students competed in an annual battle of the books.Ripon Grammar School hosted the Harrogate and District School Librarians' quiz after winning the contest last year. And this year they were gracious runners-up
A new mini festival promoting up and coming musicians is to be held in Bedale. Run by the organisers of the annual music event BAMfest the Mad March Weekend will be held over two days from March 20. The aim is to make it a warm up for the three day festival
A MAJOR cash injection has been agreed to try and fight back against the rural housing crisis in the Yorkshire Dales.The sum of £250,000 has been earmarked for the project by Richmondshire District Council.Members have agreed to allocate cash from their
YOUNGSTERS pulled on their dancing shoes and busted their best moves as they took part in the first ever Comic Relief Danceathon.More than 200 girls from the Girlguiding Darlington Locomotion Division took part in the event on Sunday (March 8).Rainbows
BUSINESSES, schools and community groups in Darlington are being urged to get cracking and creative this Easter.This year, BID company Distinct Darlington is calling on organisations and school pupils in the area to take part in its annual Easter Egg
AS the chair of Darlington’s Neighbourhood Watch prepares to step down, residents are warned to use the scheme or lose it.When Sandra Phipps took up position in January 2014, she was determined to carry on the legacy of former chair, Jim Allen.Under Mr
EUROPE’S largest private label ice cream maker has increased its international status again after securing an African deal. R&R Ice Cream, in Leeming Bar, near Bedale, North Yorkshire, has taken on Nestlé South Africa. Bosses say the move
PEOPLE in Stockton have been reminded that time is running out to register to vote for the General Election and council elections.Stockton Borough Council is targeting specific groups that are most likely to miss out on being able to vote because they
THE North East Chamber of Commerce (NECC) has published a book to inspire young people and employers to consider apprenticeships. Apprentice Greats features 200 North-East leaders who began their career as apprentices. It features Nissan's
Film: Suite Francaise Certificate: 15 Running Time: 107 mins Certificate: 3/5 HEARTBREAKING truth is more compelling than fiction in Suite Francaise, Saul Dibb's faithful adaptation of the novella Dolce by Irene Nemirovsky. Penned
Rafe Spall explains why he went back to school to play a troubled maths teacher in his latest film - and Jeanne Craig discover why it all added up RAFE SPALL'S dishevelled, scruffy-bearded character in new film X+Y wasn't intended to be a figure
Helen Brown reports on rising star Samantha Durnan's gigs today at Teesside University and Northumbria University JUST when you thought the only way to make it in the popular music industry was an appearance on The Voice or X Factor; up pops 22
Catfish And The Bottlemen are a four-piece band from Llandudno in North Wales. They released their debut album The Balcony last year and saw it chart at No 10 in September. They won the BBC Introducing Award at the first BBC Music Awards in December
THERE'LL be tears before bedtime when grieving Handy Andy spots a photograph of himself and his late wife Katie at their old school in Emmerdale (ITV1). He's not been handling Katie's death well. He's been moody, sullen and making a move on anything
Ben Earle and Chrissie Rhodes, AKA The Shires, hail from the Home Counties, but have signed to a major US label, Universal Music Group Nashville THEIR songs have been gaining major radio airplay and there's a tour to Sage Gateshead next month to
Lucy Rose released her debut album Like I Used To in 2012. She will follow it up later this year, but before then, tours to Tyneside this month. She chats about writing, touring, and loving far-flung placesWhere are you up to with your second album?Well
SPLIT Festival, staged in Sunderland since 2009, will not take place again. Making the announcement through social media, organisers say they have decided to call it a day due to financial constraints. Split's Rob Deverson said: “We are so
VIRTUALLY unused for 47 years, a ‘time warp’ 1968 Austin Mini Van is set to be auctioned.The car will go under the hammer at Silverstone Auctions’ Practical Classics Restoration Show Sale on March 28, at the NEC in Birmingham.The car, estimated at between
MIDDLESBROUGH are not prepared to give up on landing prolific Football League striker Jordan Rhodes to spearhead the final two months of the promotion run-in just yet. Boro have moved to try to land £10m-rated Rhodes on loan until the end of the
NISSAN is recruiting more than 25 new apprentices to bolster the workforce at its Sunderland plant. The company’s five year maintenance technician scheme is widely recognised as one of the best in the industry. Once apprentices have completed their
BLACKBURN manager Gary Bowyer once again stressed that Middlesbrough target Jordan Rhodes was going nowhere on the night his stoppage-time winner secured a dramatic 1-0 derby victory for Blackburn over Bolton. Rhodes' future remains the subject
Full-time: Darlington 3 Lancaster City 0 HAVING enduring misery on the road recently, Darlington returned to the sanctuary of Heritage Park and marked the occasion by returning to the top of the table. A comfortable 3-0 win over Lancaster City
Macbeth, Northern Stage NewcastleTHIS is a version of the dark tragedy of Macbeth that you won’t have seen before.Filter Theatre Company’s Macbeth is a tale that follows strongly the original Shakespeare story with an unusual twist of custom-made electronic
A MAN was taken to hospital after a two car collision on the A177 at Sedgefield last night. Firefighters had to use cutting equipment to free the 44-year-old driver from the wreckage and he was examined by paramedics and a doctor who found his
A TRANSGENDER beauty contestant who says she was sacked from her job in a factory for wearing too much make-up and rejected for a job in a cosmetics shop has spoken of her struggle to find work. Pammy Rose, who hit the headlines when she reached
A YOUTH who changed his Facebook status to 'full-time killer' after a disabled man he attacked later died of a brain haemorrhage was yesterday given community service for his crime. Last night the heart-broken family of victim Scott Hall pledged
NICHOLS CANYON was too keen as owner Graham Wylie's hopes of landing the Neptune Investment Management Novices’ Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival were dashed. The dual Grade 1 winner was sent off the 7-2 favourite for the £120,000 contest,
ON the face of it, Rob Dinwiddie has not made the best of starts to 2015 on the European Tour. The reality, however, is quite different after a forgettable and demoralising previous 12 months.Dinwiddie has played four tournaments this year already and
GOALS have been in short supply on Wearside all season so Connor Wickham thinks it is understandable that Sunderland’s strikers take their large share of the blame. And the fact the Black Cats have scored just twice in their last six matches since
NEWCASTLE UNITED are pressing ahead with summer recruitment plans despite the uncertainty surrounding who will be in charge of first team affairs next season. John Carver still hopes to be given the role of head coach beyond this campaign and is
A toy company is steaming up traditional train sets by introducing trackside nudists. The Buffers Model Railway company, of Axminster, in Devon, is manufacturing the little naked figures, together with a peeping tom getting an eyeful through a
A PRISON officer quit the service after death threats were made by a long-term inmate at a top security jail. The officer, who cannot be named, left his job of almost a dozen years, as a result of the threat, made by Youssef Abouri to another inmate
The Great British Sewing Bee (BBC2, 8pm)WE'RE being promised the most complex, and trickiest challenges ever seen in the Sewing Room for the final three competitors left. During this contest we've seen some surprising creations - especially during the
A NORTH-EAST train builder is advancing north of the border after confirming a deal to supply Scottish rolling stock. Hitachi Rail Europe has signed a contract to make 70 engines for operator Abellio. The 100mph next generation commuter trains
AS warning against the prospect of a Labour/Scottish National Party coalition,the Tories latest election campaign poster shows a miniature Ed Miliband tucked away in Alex Salmond’s pocket. The Tories know only to well about the charade they call
WHAT a disgrace the England cricket team turned out to be, and what is more they actually get paid for being such "high profile" failures. What else could be have expected when the manager/chief coach (or whatever you want to call him) failed the
A DISABLED man grew cannabis plants for medicinal purposes and owned pepper spray to stop his dog urinating on the carpet, a court heard. Police found ten cannabis plants, pepper spray and a stun gun during a search of Carl Vincent Harrison’s home
DURHAM University is a new entrant to the Top 100 ranked universities in the world. Manchester takes 50th position, while Warwick and Durham enter in the 81-90 band while Bristol and the London Business School appear in the 91-100 band. However
Due to a major problem at our print centre, the production and distribution of this morning's Northern Echo has been severely disrupted. We sincerely apologise for the inconvenience this is likely to cause.
TWO pubs caught selling vodka made with screen wash chemicals face losing their licences next week (March 17). Police raided the Coach and Horses and Chaplains, both in Consett, County Durham, and found vodka made with industrial alcohol. Durham
RECORDED rapes continue to rise in each of the region’s four police force areas.A series of reports by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC) for the national Rape Monitoring Group reveal the “raw data” behind the crime and how forces responded
NEW evidence that the largest black holes can have a catastrophic effect on their surrounding galaxies has been discovered by a team of astronomers led by Durham University.Using a combination of 27 radio telescopes in New Mexico, they found surprisingly
A FRACAS which led to Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson being suspended took place at a Yorkshire Dales hotel, it has been claimed. According to reports, the incident occurred when the stars and crew returned to Simonstone Hall, near Hawes, after
HOUSEHUNTERS looking for the opportunity to put their own stamp on their new home should make sure not to miss the launch of Eve Lane – Design a Home. Located just six miles south of Durham City, this development represents the next exciting phase
