Did you know The Story Durham run FREE family activity days once a month? This month's is happening next weekend and is all about what schools looked liked in the past.👇

Looking to boost your skills or explore something new? DurhamLearn offers free courses across County Durham, covering everything from English and maths to digital skills and first aid. New courses start September 2024—don’t miss out! Register now: durham.gov.uk/durhamlearncou…

We're searching for County Durham's unsung environmental heroes just like Sophie! 👏 The County Durham Environment Awards 2024 launched today and applications are now open. There's lots of categories for individuals, schools, businesses and groups. ow.ly/N7h150T8mn4

Two thought-provoking exhibitions will provide first-hand insights into the experiences of young people in care and those with disabilities in the workplace. Art Cares and Invisible Visible will both open at Bishop Auckland Town Hall on Wednesday (11 September). Art Cares

📈Durham Employment and Skills have got something for everyone with a wide range of courses Find out about the courses starting this month at: durham.gov.uk/skillshelp Contact the team for more information or to register: [email protected] 03000 266 644

There is a burst water pipe on the Derwent Valley Railway Path between Blackhill and Shotley Bridge Station, close to the Woodlands Estate. Northumbria Water are aware and are working to fix the problem

We do not use QR codes for any payment methods in any of our pay and display car parks or spaces. ❌ Fake QR codes have been found on number of parking meters across the North East. If you notice a QR code in any of our car parks or parking places to inform Parking Services via

Across County Durham our School Crossing Patrol officers have been welcoming children and their families back to school as a new term gets underway. Here’s our Lollipop Legend Michael Clarey reminding you of the crossing signals you need to know. #backtoschool

Art Cares features artwork created by young people who have experienced living in care, while Invisible Visible explores the experiences of people with disabilities in the workplace. Both exhibitions open on Wednesday (11 September).

We have temporarily closed the North Road entrances to Durham Bus Station to allow for some unplanned works to be carried out to the building’s frontage. Access is currently via the nearby rear entrance within the bus concourse. This entrance is fully accessible. We apologise

The path will be closed for a week while works take place to fix the problem. Anybody walking from the Blackhill entrance, Links estate and the Woodlands estate will need to walk around to Shotley Bridge Station to access the other side of the path.

**SCAM WARNING** We have received several phone calls from members of the public who have received a text message to say that a parking fine is outstanding to their local council and to click the link on the text to pay it. It appears to the public that this is from a ‘gov’

Seeing your child get sick is any parent's worst nightmare, but for preventable childhood illnesses, like #WhoopingCough and #Measles, staying up to date with routine vaccinations can help to protect children from getting seriously ill. Find out more: nhs.uk/vaccinations/n…

It is World Suicide Prevention Day. We are shining a light on services that offer support if you are struggling. They're there to listen to you & give advice. Also don't forget, you can ring 111 and choose option 2 if you're in a mental health crisis. Take care of yourself. 💙

Two thought-provoking exhibitions providing first-hand insights into the experiences of young people in care and those with disabilities in the workplace open at Bishop Auckland Town Hall this week. Find out more: durham.gov.uk/article/31872/…

3 reasons to book an in-home visit: 1.You get a personalised report of your homes energy efficiency 2.To take control your bills before winter 3.We will support you each step of the way Register today- energyadvicenortheast.co.uk/in-home-suppor…