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Darlington volunteers urge residents to repair, not replace, at monthly Fix It Café (opens the original)
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Darlington volunteers are urging residents to repair, not replace, at a monthly Fix It Café. Residents are being encouraged to bring broken household items back to life rather than throw them away when the monthly Darlington event returns later this month. The volunteer-run event, held at The Hub in Darlington Friends’ Meeting House on Skinnergate, offers free repairs to everything from electrical items and clothing to umbrellas and children’s toys. The next session takes place on Saturday, July
Bishop Auckland farmer praised after raising £21,265 from raffle in memory of brother (opens the original)
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A County Durham farmer has been praised for raising more than £21,000 in memory of her late brother. Working on her familyâs dairy and sheep farm in Bishop Auckland, Katie Thompson organised a community raffle and disco that drew in friends, relatives, local businesses, and fellow farmers. With support from local farmers and dozens of generous businesses and individuals who donated prizes ranging from bottles of whisky to sheep-dipping, Katie and her team exceeded their fundraising goals. The
Modest North East window cleaner goes viral for cleaning signs in his spare time (opens the original)
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Tradesman by day, local hero by night, a modest North East window cleaner is quietly making a name for himself. Paul - who did not want to give his surname - normally keeps busy running Four Window Cleaning Services, based in Norton, Stockton. But, when he’s off the clock, he spends his time scouring the streets for dirty signs. Hailed by the local community, his company Facebook page has amassed nearly 10,000 likes. Image from Paul's Facebook page, giving another sign a clean (Image: FOUR WINDO
Nearly 100 statues of beloved children's character installed in North East (opens the original)
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A familiar storybook face has hopped into the North East spotlight this summer - reimagined, recoloured, and scattered in unexpected places to delight visitors of all ages. St Oswald’s Hospice in Gosforth, has unveiled nearly 100 Peter Rabbit statues across Newcastle and North Tyneside as part of its latest large-scale fundraising trail. 'Peter Rabbit: Tales on the Tyne' is the hospice’s fourth interactive trail. While the statues are free to view, visitors can purchase an interactive app and st
Bikers set off on 380-mile ride from Durham Prison to help female prisoners (opens the original)
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A group of cyclists have set off on a 380-mile journey from a County Durham prison to raise awareness of the devastating impact of short prison sentences on women and their families. The five cyclists from The Weavers’ Company Riders began their epic adventure at HMP Low Newton in Durham, which accommodates about 300 female inmates. Before setting off today (Monday, July 13) they met with Dr Arnab Basu, High Sheriff of Durham, outside the prison to highlight their campaign for more effective com
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