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As Durham looks forward to welcoming The King and Queen to the city later this month, details of measures to ensure a safe and successful visit have been released.

Businesses in County Durham are being reminded about new food waste legislation coming into force next month.

Visitors to a County Durham heritage and registration venue have enjoyed a Bugle Breakfast.

Residents on a County Durham estate are benefiting from £233,000 worth of improvements including new kerbs, footpaths and landscaped areas.

Youngsters at a County Durham primary school showed they were true eco champions as they helped launch a major litter picking campaign.

Police and licensing officers have carried out a joint operation as part of ongoing work to ensure taxi safety.

As World Oral Health Day approaches, a successful project to raise awareness of the importance of dental hygiene among families is continuing across County Durham.

The medals awarded to the eldest of four North East brothers who all fought with valour in the First World War are now back in his home county.

Work to restore an historic route past Durham Cathedral has been completed.

A derelict house has been sold at auction as part of our commitment to bringing empty homes back into use.

From melodic music, street bands, to grannies on wheels, the streets of Bishop Auckland are set to come alive with entertainment during one of the region's biggest food festivals.

Increasing access to free school meals, providing warm and welcoming spaces, supporting rural communities and helping businesses to thrive are just some examples of partnership work in action in County Durham.

A new plan of 23 actions to improve air quality in Durham has been outlined by the local authority.

A County Durham rowing club which trained an Olympic medalist has fundraised for three new boats.

Work has begun to transform a former school into a business hub for rural communities.

A man who collected scrap metal without a licence has been ordered to pay out more than £3,000 in court fines and charges.

BRILLIANT - the national commissioning scheme that invites people to create a new light work to form part of Lumiere Durham - is back.

The scale of change taking place at Durham Light Infantry (DLI) Museum and Art Gallery is now clearly visible, following the construction of a large steel frame on the site.

A takeaway owner has been ordered to pay almost £1,000 after rubbish from his business was dumped along the A690 in County Durham.

The owner of a Chinese takeaway has been ordered to pay out more than £4,000 following the discovery of a fly-infestation and unhygienic conditions on the business premises.