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A Durham retail park is set for a second multi-million pound expansion within 12 months. The Arnison Centre, in Pity Me, near Durham City, is in line for new shops, refurbished shop frontages, extra car parking spaces and better road and traffic arrangements.
Developers are seeking consent to demolish a landmark 1960s tower block in the first phase of flagship £150m regeneration scheme. Multinational giant Carillion has applied for planning permission to knock down Milburngate House to make space for the redevelopment of the crucial Framwelgate Waterside site, next to the River Wear in Durham city centre.
Recent years have seen many home owners staying put, extending their properties and generally putting their aspirations on hold, while the economy stabilised.
The Spring weather has arrived and NOW is the time to get your house on the market. That’s according to a recent Relocation Agent Network survey taken amongst its estate agency members across England, Scotland and Wales.
Flower arranging enthusiasts in Chester-le-Street hope to brighten up people’s day by leaving little bouquets in public places.
Chronicle photographer Simon Greener took these stunning picture of the Chapel of the Nine Altars and the Rose Window at Durham Cathedral, lit by sunlight on Thursday afternoon.
The historic Durham Regatta takes place in June and will partner with disabled charity Row2Recovery for the 2015 event. An historic regatta with its roots in one of Britain’s greatest Naval victories will raise funds for a charity working with disabled former servicemen.
Since its launch in 2012, the Darlington Jazz Festival has gone from strength-to-strength, and provides a platform for both local and regional talent, while attracting national artists prominent in today’s jazz scene.
Durham FC Women moved up to third in Women\'s Super League Two thanks to a 4-0 victory over London Bees at the Hive.
A nature reserve could be extended as part of a plan to build more than 50 new homes.
Thousands of former council tenants have a new landlord today after the North-East’s largest local authority sold its last 18,400 homes to a new independent group.
Durham County Council faced with fresh 200 room student block plan days after turning down 363 bed development. Planners will be told to greenlight proposals for hundreds more student homes despite university opposition.
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