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Thousands more North-East workers to lose their jobs as two major employers announce cuts

Jobs blow at potash firm

8.43pm Thursday 12th November 2015

Thousands more North-East workers to lose their jobs as two major employers announce cuts

700 jobs to go at East Cleveland potash firm by 2018

Fred Willans Dunkirk veteran from Darlington is celebrating his 100th birthday

River Swale at Grinton Video by Janet Sunter

Flooding at Cow Gill Dent by Thomas Beresford

Durham Easter Egg Run 2019

Greg Wallace at Bishop Auckland Food Festival

Bishop Auckland Food Festival 2019

Sleep out to raise money for homeless

Mayor Ben Houchen officially launched the business case for Teesside Airport

Teddy turns on DCC tree lights

Durham festive water safety campaign

Aladdin rehearsals in Darlington

Angel Trust donate money to buy a trike

Scarlett Moffatt opens Halloween shop

Four year old goes walkabout in Bishop Auckland

Scarlett Moffatt in the Angel Trust Flash Mob Dance

Darlington Dog Show

Reid Street School award

Shadow Housing Minister John Healey visits Darling Railway housing

Good news for Darlington Library

Tesco truck stuck under bridge

Scarecrow Police Officer is being damaged during village festival

M&S new Foodhall opens at West Park, Darlington

Marks and Spencer in Darlington closes

Annual GOLD Tea Dance in Darlington

Ground breaking ceremony St John’s Church in Meadowfield

Council spends £60,000 on ten solar powered rubbish bins

Darlington 10k runners cross the line

Darlington 10k 2018

Chloe Smith gets 3d hand made by American student

Water safety training at Stanhope open air pool

Darlington Proms in the Park 2018

Durham Race for Life

Bowes Museum Monkey Tree

Darlington Race for Life

Retail expert Bill Grimsey visits Stockton as part of his major review of High Streets

Shooting incident in Etherley Dene, Bishop Auckland

Scarlett Moffatt visits Prince Bishops Primary School to celebrate PRIDE

TDY cyclists leave Richmond

Tour de Yorkshire Peloton leaving Richmond

The Big North Total Tattoo Show

Britain’s Most Powerful Steam Locomotive, No. 2007 Prince of Wales which is under construction at Darlington Locomotive Works

Tess Tickle launches the Angel Trust

Loose cows in garden

Memorial oaks 100 year anniversary service

Deborah Oxbury has realised her dream to write a novel – a gripping family drama

Jonathan Yeo has installed his SKIN DEEP exhibition at The Bowes Museum

Jack-knifed lorry closes road

Raid at Langley Park Post Office

Poppy the Hungarian Vizsla in the snow

Royal Visit: William and Kate

Darlington Hippodrome nameplate winner

Veteran Michael Atkinson who was made homeless due to admin error and taken to homeless shelter 300 miles away in Durham has finally been allocated a new home in his home county of Hampshire.

£8,000 from TAP Neighbourhood budgets is being donated to Whorlton Play Area

New MRI scanner at Bishop Auckland Hospital

HRH The Prince of Wales visits Bowes Museum and Barnard Castle

Thieves have targeted a free standing cash machine near the Heron Foods store in the Cockerton Green area of Darlington

Boro players George Friend and Ryan Shotton take part in a Great British Bake-off challenge at Rockliffe Hall

Community backs Willington school's food bank drive - helping collect more than 1,500 items in a month

Medieval church near Bishop Auckland undergoes £350,000 extension

Votes for Women centenary march in Bishop Auckland

George Osborne visited Hurworth School

Darlington Gypsy Billy Welch's work to end racism

Cockton Hill WMC chairman Harry Ellison speaks about the impact of energy bills on the club

The Cornmill Centre hosts Holocaust Memorial Day event

Artisan bakery the Great Northern Bakehouse in Darlington is sending EU Chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier some of its award winning bread

Meteor hits school

Ploughing ahead to revive an old tradition in Durham

Redcar Boxing day dip

Incident at the Co-op in Trimdon Village

Fire at The Aclet, Bishop Auckland

Teddy gets a special bike for Christmas.

will.i.am visited Atom bank in Durham today

Newcastle United Manager, Rafa Benítez during the the opening of a donor funded sports pitch at Durham University’s Collingwood College

Mark Solan gets hero welcome as he completes London to Spennymoor walk

Remembrance Sunday service and parade at the Cenotaph at Darlington Memorial Hospital

Hundreds of people in Darlington observe the two minutes silence.

Durham Tees Valley Airport update

Wounded, injured and sick veterans have made rocking horses in the Phoenix House wood workshop.

Pupils celebrate 20th anniversary of Harry Potter

Ron Hogg hosts local superheroes event

Bishop Auckland Monster Saturday

Bishop Auckland Mining Gallery opens

Mary Reid, 93, honoured by German government for tending graves of Germans killed in WW2

Mama Mia comes to Sunderland Empire

Amazing' woollen poppy display in West Cornforth

Tempy Pattinson completed Darlington Parkrun in aid of Help for Heroes.

Hitachi launches first commuter train in Newton Aycliffe

Annual tup sale at St John's Chapel

Princess Royal watches a St John Ambulance training exercise

Accident on the A689

Burnt out car in Ingleton.

The first phase of the major scheme to upgrade the A1 in the North East will open to traffic tomorrow

Spennymoor house fire

Police Puppy named 'Smithy' in memory of PC Gavin Smith

Protected Designation of Origin status for the Teesside’s world-famous parmo

Shanaya Atkinson-Jones, of X Factor audition fame, during a meet and greet with kids at Sugar Hill Primary School in Newton Aycliffe.

Jade Gadd GCSE results

Millie Robson gets her GCSE results

Heavy rain in Darlington this morning.

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