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Sohome Horror just announced its line-up for the fourth annual festival this June. As usual, it's Queer as hell. See the full list here:

A County Durham shopping outlet has found itself on a roll, after being accoladed in the Loo of the Year awards for the 18th year on the trot.

What story does the architecture and history of Darlington tell to newcomers to the town?

EXCLUSIVE: Here, MailOnline analyses the breakdown of costs from the north to the south - from fish and chips and pies, to pints, water bills and council tax.

It seemed like it went away. Now it seems to be roaring back. No surprise, really.  Look around. See how crowded certain parts of the country have become.

Two town centre pubs have won acclaim for the quality and standards of their toilets.

The Darlington Restaurant Trail is a celebration of all the different cuisines that can be found right on our doorstep.

Thanks to our best-in-town transit reporter Clayton Guse and Sunday’s front page, New Yorkers now know that the years late, billions over budget East Side Access project bringing LIRR trains to Grand Central was built on lies. The deception from years ago, now exposed, means that government-run construction must be much more transparent with the public’s money.

“Bags of trash sitting on the curb for hours have hurt our city’s recovery for too long,” Adams said in a statement to POLITICO.

The East Side Access project is nearly complete — it is to bring the first LIRR passengers to Grand Central Terminal in December. But it's more than a decade behind its original schedule and more than four times over its original budget.