August 3, 2026
Blogs
Rural school becomes greenest in…
A SMALL dale primary school has become the first in the county to introduce a raft…
Why nobody should miss this…
A FUNNY, poignant and heart-warming play about the resilient, resourceful and rowdy women of Lancashire, and…
Apprentice butcher Josh is a…
CUSTOMERS at a meat stall making its debut at Barnard Castle Farmers’ Market this month were…
New director for The Bowes…
THE Bowes Museum has appointed a new director.Hannah Fox, who led the £18million transformation of The…
Electric vehicle charging point installed…
FOUR months after electric car charging infrastructure, which had been installed without permission, was removed from…
Ancient carved stone unearthed during…
WORKERS have unearthed an ancient carved stone believed to date from the 8th or 9th century…
Wattyboys are buzzing to be…
A GIG which should have taken place two years ago will finally be staged this week.The…
Heather plants spruce up town…
BARNARD Castle’s band of volunteer workers celebrated recognition at the recent Teesdale Business Awards – by…
Church appeal nears £40,000 target
FOUR months after launching a fundraising appeal for repairs to a historic village church, fundraisers are…
Meet will return with a…
PLANS for this year’s Barnard Castle Meet weekend are coming together, say organisers who confirmed the…
Review of Catch Me If…
BILL Kenwright has brought one of the most engrossing thrillers I’ve seen to Darlington Hippodrome. The…
Flora and fauna: Highly regarded…
Himalayan or Indian Balsam Impatiens glandulifer Touch-me-notTHIS is a statuesque and attractive plant, introduced from India…






















