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Darlington's most-loved coffee shops to try this International Coffee Day (opens the original)
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From hidden gems serving speciality brews to long-established cafés loved by regulars, Darlington has developed a thriving coffee scene in recent years. With International Coffee Day taking place today, there is no better excuse to swap instant coffee for a handcrafted latte and support a local business. Here are six coffee shops that continue to earn praise from customers. A post shared by Visit | Tees Valley (@visitteesvalley) Tucked away in Clark's Yard, Echo 3 Coffee House & Roastery has bui
Consett man loses 8st after 'threat of death' before life-saving surgery (opens the original)
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A man told he was too overweight for a life-saving liver transplant has lost 8st and been given a second chance at life. Stephen Spencer, 61, from Consett, was diagnosed with cancer in one liver lobe and placed on the transplant waiting list before doctors delivered devastating news. At 24st 4lb, he was told he had to lose weight before doctors would consider him for the life-saving surgery. Having already been forced to retire through ill health, Mr Spencer knew he had little choice but to make
The County Durham actress who went from The Bill to House of the Dragon (opens the original)
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While many film fans will recognise her face from major productions including House of the Dragon, Wrath of Man and The Conjuring: Last Rites, some may not realise actress Rebecca Calder has roots in County Durham. Born in Consett, Calder has built a career across television, film and theatre, working alongside some of the industry’s biggest names. Growing up, Calder lived in several countries and was educated in both New Zealand and Australia before returning to England at the age of 19 and lat
Inside Darlington's new Morrisons Daily store with bakery and coffee bar (opens the original)
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A Morrisons Daily store on a major Darlington road has opened after a major makeover and conversion earlier this year. Operator White Rock Retail has officially opened the West Auckland Road store, with Morrisons praising the team behind the project. The former McColl’s store reopened after an extensive refit, with a new-look shop floor and a wider product range. Morrisons Daily Franchise said: "A huge congratulations to Sunny and the team at White Rock Retail on the launch of their new Morrison
The Chester-Le-Street pub where you can still buy a pint for just £2.50 every week (opens the original)
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A Chester-Le-Street pub is offering pints for less than half the national average price. The Garden Farm Pub on Carlingford Road is selling pints of Carling, John Smith's Extra Smooth and Strongbow for £2.50 from 12pm to 6pm, Monday to Thursday. The deal stands out against figures from The Guinndex UK, a website that tracks Guinness prices at thousands of pubs. The platform says the average pint costs £5.91 in England and £5.15 in Tyne and Wear. At £2.50, The Garden Farm's promotion is less
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