The Tempest, Harehope Quarry, Weardale
THE last time I went to see a Drama In The Dale promenade performance, The Bonny Moorhen, it was called off halfway through as the rain hammered down on Killhope mining museum.
THE last time I went to see a Drama In The Dale promenade performance, The Bonny Moorhen, it was called off halfway through as the rain hammered down on Killhope mining museum.
Duncan Leatherdale is delighted to discover one of County Durham’s best-kept secrets
A TEENAGER has appeared in court charged with robbing a pensioner for her handbag.
TRISH GREENSMITH has a tree in her garden. Last week she tied a pink ribbon to one of its branches, the seventh to adorn the apple tree behind her home in Willington, County Durham.
A RETIRED postmaster will launch the most comprehensive guide ever written about a team of County Durham miners winning football’s first World Cup tomorrow (May 7).
WHILE most 18-year-olds are preparing for university or planning a gap year, Jordan McCabe is embarking on her journey as an entrepreneur. At a glitzy celebration party last night, the teenager launched her own range of fashionable equestrian wear, realising a long held dream to be a fashion designer.
A FOOTBALL chief hopes it will be third time lucky and the end of 53 years of hurt when his side travel to Wembley this weekend.
A LEAGUE chairman is urging all northern football fans to support a County Durham team in their second Wembley final in three years.
WHILE Helen of Troy’s face launched a thousand ships, Angela Dugdale’s name will stop a steam engine.
IT may no longer be a discount shop but visitors to a town centre’s new art gallery will still be able to buy things for £1.
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