LESS than a month after designs for Middleton-in-Teesdale’s new village hall were unveiled to upper dale residents, the group behind...

OPEN FOR BUSINESS: The temporary banking hub is now open. Pictured are Post Office on-site trainer Keith Angus-Wall with banking...

TEXTILE BANNERS: Marie Cadman and Glenys Egglestone have organised the exhibition of banner tapestries never displayed before in County Durham...

WOOL AND WEATHER: Felting supremo Claire Priestley’s vibrant exhibition depicts the four seasons in the North Pennines, in wool

HEAD FOR HEIGHTS: Rob and Abi Atkinson are gauging interest in the possible return of the climbing wall at Teesdale...

DRIVING AHEAD: Oxfam shop manager Naila Laundy is on the hunt for volunteer drivers to help ferry donations between different...

CARNIVAL FUN: MIddleton-in-Teesdale Carnival Queen Katie Toward with attendants William Crawford and Ava Bell in the parade at last year’s...

OPEN FOR BUSINESS: Laura Lambert outside the Coach House Antiques and Tearoom at Eggleston Hall, and inside the quirky shop,...

Passionate about pies: Barnard Castle butchers Stuart McFarlane and Aimee Rowe said they were a “little bit chuffed” after recognition...

AIMING HIGH: Nigel Mitchell, daughter Lynn McLoughlin and friend Nancy Coll have organised a fundraising afternoon tea in memory of...