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Tory councillor becomes Independent

A Darlington councillor has resigned from the Conservative Party but has vowed to continue serving residents as an independent member. Cllr Colin Pease was elected...
Community

Darlington’s outdoor markets are in danger of being overtaken by others in the Tees Valley, the council has been warned.

The success of Stockton Market was praised at a Darlington Borough Council meeting on Thursday, with the council asked how it plans to make...
Darlington

Residents demand action over ‘rotten eggs’ stench from Aschcourt Quarry: Health concerns rise

Residents have demanded answers on the ongoing smell of “rotten eggs” from a nearby quarry. The putrid stench has emanated from Aschcourt Quarry, near Newton...
Darlington

Schools received funding boost

Darlington schools will receive a five-figure funding boost to carry out much-needed maintenance works. Hurworth Primary and Secondary schools will benefit from £52,808.25 of local...
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£7.5k granted to Darlington’s Veterans’ support group

A grant of almost £7,500 has been awarded to a Darlington group providing support for veterans. The Viking Boat Co CIC, formally known as Plane...
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New online system aims to speed up taxi licensing application process in Darlington

A new online system is set to speed up the taxi licensing applications process in Darlington and make it more convenient for drivers and...
Community

Darlington Officers Issue Over £8k of Fines for Littering

Fines of more than £8,200 have been issued for fly-tipping and littering offences across Darlington in the past month. Civic Enforcement Officers, from Darlington Borough...

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