The headlines in the Teesdale Mercury, out now:
Barney council gets a fresh start with a vow to rebuild trust with residents.
Labour loses county majority – what happens next?
St Peter’s in Gainford at risk of imminent collapse.
Caravan site to expand as more people holiday at home.
Financial planner from Eggleston is talking to the skies in aid of Teesdale’s fell rescue team.
Appeal to replace old play park equipment in Ingleton.
Yvonne Metcalfe bids farewell to outstanding dale care company.
Founders of Teesdale Aviation Day get a special honour.
Hamsterley tractor rally pays tribute to life-savers.
How Scarth Hall in Staindrop is providing a lifeline in the community.
What’s on – Q&A with Holly Scott and Simon Pell gets ready for his Witham exhibition.
Treasure trove of poet’s works found in an old box.
Award-winning artist is inspired by bygone rail posters.
Plus letters, farming, Remember When, puzzles and two pages of sport featuring West Auckland boxing club, football, rugby, cricket and shooting.
