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The Bank Top area of Darlington has seen high numbers of Covid-19 deaths A LOCAL authority which has become one of the country’s first to see all its care home residents given the Covid vaccination has defended its efforts to combat the spread of the virus in communities. A meeting of Darlington Borough Council saw its leadership face questions as official figures emerged showing between March and November Covid had killed 43 people in Bank Top ward alone, almost a third of the total deaths across Darlington borough. The meeting heard over the period the borough had seen 140 deaths an...

Inigo At some point last spring, as the nation endured a national lockdown, people began to really think about where they were living. From catching a glimpse inside other people’s homes on a daily basis (and being all too aware of your own Zoom background), to wanting an outside space for making the most of the unseasonably good weather, it felt like everyone suddenly went house mad, from interiors to tablescapes, gardening to property. And there was one Instagram account in particular that people started tagging their friends in: The Modern House, an estate agency specialising in the most...

EPA Concludes Day-Long Stakeholders’ Meeting with Kokoyah Residents about MNG Gold Ongoing Underground Mining EPA Concludes Day-Long Stakeholders’ Meeting with Kokoyah Residents about MNG Gold Ongoing Underground Mining Officials of EPA at the one-day stakeholders’ dialogue in Dean’s Town, Kokoyah District Kokoyah District, Bong County – The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has concluded a one-day stakeholders’ dialogue with citizens of affected communities in Kokoyah Statutory District, where the Turkish mining company MNG is currently carrying on underground mining. The dia...

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TEN years ago, this week, the family of a man who killed a customer outside their North-East pub saw its opening hours dramatically reduced. Durham Police were monitoring the Beehive, in Bishop Auckland, County Durham, before Maurice Rowell, 27, killed Stephen Wilson, 48, early on August 10, 2009. A police application to revoke the licence at Durham County Council’s Spennymoor offices failed - but did result in several changes. As well as closing three hours earlier at weekends, the licensing committee decided that a licence holder must be present at all times after hearing Rowell�...