Schoolchildren put their best feet forward thanks to charity project
MEDALS have been awarded to almost 9,000 North-East schoolchildren who have discovered the wonders of the great outdoors thanks to a pioneering…
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MEDALS have been awarded to almost 9,000 North-East schoolchildren who have discovered the wonders of the great outdoors thanks to a pioneering…
Northumbrian Water is investing £1.7 million in work that will help to protect the environment at a County Durham burn. The upgrades at Crookhall Sewage...
IT'S a well-known fact that firefighters have traditionally saved cats from trees, but for two County Durham firefighters earlier this week, they…
A POPULAR community wildlife park created from an area of wasteland has been further enhanced with the help of the Lions.
This 1.1 mile route may be short, but it’s still a beautiful one. Other walkers who have taken on the trail have praised the short walk, saying it’s a great little route for dog walkers. The route begins near Staindrop Road and sees you walk past St Mary’s Cockerton primary and over the Cocker Beck river. Wheelchair uses and those with pushchairs can enjoy the ease of a smooth and flat pathway, while also being surrounded by grassland, meadows and nature. The nature reserve is described as a “haven” to wildlife, especially butterflies. Chester-le-Street heritage trail, Chest...