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Darlington Borough Council
Darlington Borough Council
13

Darlington development plan is 'fundamentally flawed' as more concerns raised

Skerningham objectors group with David Clark, Alan Macnab and Roz Henderson (front) outside Darlington Town Hall by Gareth Lightfoot Skerningham objectors group with David Clark, Alan Macnab and Roz Henderson (front) outside Darlington Town Hall by Gareth Lightfoot
Darlington Borough Council
7

Consultation on controversial Darlington garden village is extended for mourning period

Image of a garden community by AR Design Studio in the Skerningham Design Code document Image of a garden community by AR Design Studio in the Skerningham Design Code document
Darlington Borough Council
9

Furious residents say 'scrap plans or hold referendum' over Darlington garden village

Main image, from the Sniperley masterplan indicating how a development could look. Credit: LDA Design. Inset left to right: Councillors Mark Wilkes, Carl Marshall, Maura McKeon and Patricia Jopling who discussed the matter at a planning committee Main image, from the Sniperley masterplan indicating how a development could look. Credit: LDA Design. Inset left to right: Councillors Mark Wilkes, Carl Marshall, Maura McKeon and Patricia Jopling who discussed the matter at a planning committee
Durham County Council
1

Developers and council officer 'at loggerheads' over plans for 1,500 homes

Image of a garden community by AR Design Studio in the Skerningham Design Code document Image of a garden community by AR Design Studio in the Skerningham Design Code document
Darlington Borough Council
14

New pictures show what homes in Darlington garden village could look like

The village of Cotherstone. Picture: Cotherstone Parish Neighbourhood Plan. The village of Cotherstone. Picture: Cotherstone Parish Neighbourhood Plan.
Durham County Council
0

Neighbourhood plan for County Durham village is given stamp of approval

Angela and Michael Green outside Darlington town hall where they spoke about the Blackwell Parkland, with Cllrs Matthew Snedker (inset, left) and Nigel Boddy (inset, right). Pictures: Gareth Lightfoot. Angela and Michael Green outside Darlington town hall where they spoke about the Blackwell Parkland, with Cllrs Matthew Snedker (inset, left) and Nigel Boddy (inset, right). Pictures: Gareth Lightfoot.
Cultural heritage
15

Darlington Council under fire over plans to demolish a well known building

Campaigners at Blackwell Grange, Darlington. Picture: Northern Echo. Campaigners at Blackwell Grange, Darlington. Picture: Northern Echo.
Darlington Borough Council
6

Darlington campaigner describes 'bittersweet' feeling of precious parkland campaign result

Protesters gather in the ampitheatre area at Skerningham Wood in 2017. Picture: Northern Echo. Protesters gather in the ampitheatre area at Skerningham Wood in 2017. Picture: Northern Echo.
Darlington Borough Council
25

Controversial plans which include 1,650 new homes in Darlington is PASSED

Skerningham Woods development protest in Darlington Picture: SARAH CALDECOTT Skerningham Woods development protest in Darlington Picture: SARAH CALDECOTT
Darlington Borough Council
4

Why there were protesters clad in red outside Darlington's Dolphin Centre

Protesters gather in the ampitheatre area at Skerningham Wood in 2017. Picture: Northern Echo. Protesters gather in the ampitheatre area at Skerningham Wood in 2017. Picture: Northern Echo.
Darlington Borough Council
31

Darlington housing protesters call on council to rethink its local plan

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