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Great Aycliffe Town Council

The Santa Tour in Great Aycliffe has been a staple Christmas tradition in the town for nearly 60 years.
Great Aycliffe Town Council

"We need your help": Volunteers needed for 'beloved' Aycliffe Christmas tradition

The measures have been added to comply with new government legislation and also in response to last year’s anti-social behaviour. The measures have been added to comply with new government legislation and also in response to last year’s anti-social behaviour.
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Security measures ramped up at Aycliffe fireworks display after people sneaked in

Locals said the smell made them “want to vomit all the time” and was eventually traced back to being from landfill gas. Locals said the smell made them “want to vomit all the time” and was eventually traced back to being from landfill gas.
Great Aycliffe Town Council
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'I'm anxious it will come back': Aycliffe smell not as bad but villagers fear return

The vandalism near Burn Hill Way, Newton Aycliffe. The vandalism near Burn Hill Way, Newton Aycliffe.
Great Aycliffe Town Council
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County Durham residents furious as tree and deer sculpture vandalised with graffiti

Richard Day, on the day he retired back in 2021. Richard Day, on the day he retired back in 2021.
Durham Constabulary
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'We are in a crisis of policing': Former PC concerned over loss of police response

Aycliffe residents came out in force for the meeting. Aycliffe residents came out in force for the meeting.
Durham Constabulary
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'Don't nick our nick': Newton Aycliffe residents make plea over policing in the town

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