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Jason Llewelyn, from the Royal Mail delivery office in Durham, donating food to Karen Williams at Coxhoe Village Hall. A NEW community pantry and food bank will open its doors to County Durham residents next week. East Durham Rural Corridor Area Action Partnership (AAP), one of Durham County Council’s 14 AAPs, has donated more than £11,000 to the Coxhoe and Area Community Pantry. Targeting people in Coxhoe and its surrounding villages, the pantry aims to support residents in need and help to reduce food wastage by distributing surplus affordable food. The project has also received a £3,000 boost through the neighbourhood budgets of local councillors Stuart Dunn and Maura McKeon.
From left,Trevor Jackson-Cartledge, of Find and Fix, Carole Lattin and Richard Hornby of residents association and Cllr Katie Corrigan A NEW tribute to those who lost their lives in the First World War has taken up pride of place on a Durham village green. The memorial bench has been installed in the city s Durham s Gilesgate as part of Durham County Council’s Find and Fix environmental programme, delivered with Gilesgate Residents’ Association. Decorated with artwork depicting poppies and doves, the bench also bears the words Lest We Forget in honour of those who died. It has been installed at The Duffy by a Find and Fix team in partnership with the residents’ association, and funded from the council neighbourhood budget of authority chairman Councillor Katie Corrigan through the Durham Area Action Partnership (AAP).
Motorists can now travel over Witton Park Bridge near Bishop Auckland after it re-opened today. The £2.5million scheme saw the demolition and replacement of the crossing designed to ensure public safety and long-lasting accessibility for local residents. The bridge was originally closed temporarily in 2018 following an inspection when the crossing was found to be suffering from structural issues. Work to replace the bridge began on Monday 15 June and the existing structure was demolished in early August. Following the demolition, repair works were completed to the bridge support in September. Although complicated by the rail bridge which passes directly above the original structure, the new bridge was then successfully installed.
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