In an email to all students, Durham University today announced it has rescheduled the publication of exam results and the August Resit period as a result of the introduction of the Academic Safety Net policy.
All final year results will be published by Wednesday 30th June 2021 and results for all other students will be published by Friday 2nd July 2021.
Additionally, the resit exam period will now take place from Monday 16th August to Wednesday 1st September 2021 and results from this will be published by 17th September 2021. The reason for this is to allow an extra half week for additional sittings due to deferrals.
From 12
th April, hospitality venues across Durham city, and the whole country, will be permitted to serve food and drinks outside as the next set of lockdown restrictions are eased.
In County Durham, pubs, cafes, and restaurants have been closed since the November lockdown. Before November, tier 2 restrictions in place since September meant households were unable to mix indoors at restaurants, cafes and bars.
Not every venue will be operating a booking system, with some operating on a ‘first come, first served basis’.
The following venues in Durham City have been confirmed that they will be opening their doors on 12
Another hospital stay, but Kiara was positive the whole way through
West Australian harness racing trainer and driver Kiara Davies still clearly remembers the day her world came crashing down.
Bubbly, energetic and full of life, the horsewoman had just celebrated her 30th birthday and was one month into her dream job. I was just chilling out at home back in March with my partner Michael Young when I found a lump in my breast. I don t know why but my gut instinct told me it was going to be bad news and most likely a tumour, Kiara said. I knew I had the BRCA1 mutation (which creates a much higher risk of some types of breast and ovarian cancers) so I saw a doctor the following day. An ultrasound referral showed the lump was not a cyst so I had a core biopsy the next day.