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As part of our special report into the issues on Durham's Silver Street, retail expert Graham Soult says that owners need to act to improve some…
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As part of our special report into the issues on Durham's Silver Street, retail expert Graham Soult says that owners need to act to improve some…
A STRUGGLING pub which was unable to open due to lack of outside space has been granted permission to continue serving customers.
Durham was a sea of people on Wednesday Picture: NORTH NEWS AND PICTURES CROWDS took advantage of glorious weather in Durham City this week as the North-East experienced almost heatwave conditions. Earlier this week, the city centre was a sea of visitors, tourists and residents making the most of eased restrictions and the warmer weather. By Elvet Bridge, many queued as they tried to secure their place on one of the rowing boats by the Boathouse, while others took in the view. The Met Office said temperature records nationally were smashed as the mercury climbed to almost 30c in some...
For all you lovers of halloumi, don’t fear, for The Greek Guy is here. Okay, in all seriousness, without sounding like a 1950s advertisement, we decided to sample some of their food offerings and want to share with you our culinary experience as it happens. So relax and unwind as two ravenous finalists tuck into Durham’s latest culinary offering! Zoe: If you don’t know already, The Greek Guy is the first restaurant specialising in Hellenic delicacies, specifically in one of its most beloved dishes Gyros. Anna: Okay Zoe, we get it, you’re a classicist. But you’re not wrong, The Greek...
The Dun Cow in Durham has been a regular go to for Durham University’s Hockey Team. However, due to the pandemic the pub has been closed and has not been able to reopen on April 12 due to the lack of a beer garden. The students decided to take action to save their pub and start a GoFundMe. The GoFundMe was titled 'Mission Save the Dun Cow' and was quickly shared around Durham University Hockey Team's social media. Within 25 minutes of the fundraiser going live £1,000 had already been donated. The petition was started by second year student Harry Oakes the social secretary of Durh...