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Kier : appointed to deliver new £61m expansion of NETPark Premier Science Park in Sedgefield - Vimarsana News

Kier : appointed to deliver new £61m expansion of NETPark Premier Science Park in Sedgefield

Kier has been appointed by Durham County Council to deliver the third phase of a major expansion at one of the UK's premier science, engineering, and technology parks. ...

Breaking: Plans for new student accommodation block near South & John Snow Colleges approved - Vimarsana News

Breaking: Plans for new student accommodation block near South & John Snow Colleges approved

The development is scheduled to include space for 850 students, divided between 11 buildings. The developer claims it will help free up space in the city centre for local residents.

850-bed student halls approved for Durham University Mount Oswald site - Vimarsana News

850-bed student halls approved for Durham University Mount Oswald site

Plans for new student accommodation with room for 850 beds in Durham have been approved.

Durham County Council approve plans for new college at Rushford Court - Vimarsana News

Durham County Council approve plans for new college at Rushford Court

The new college, the 18th at Durham University, will feature 348 bedrooms. It will act as a temporary home for Hild Bede College first, before becoming the home of a new college in the long-term.

Campaigners criticise 'disgraceful' Council plan to dig up ashes of war veterans – Palatinate - Vimarsana News

Campaigners criticise 'disgraceful' Council plan to dig up ashes of war veterans – Palatinate

The 'Faithful Durhams' campaign group have criticised the Council’s plans to move war veterans' ashes and allegedly reduce the size of the DLI exhibition, while refurbishing the Durham Light Infantry Museum.