April 6th, 201701887By Ron Eyley
Newton Aycliffe Rotary Club President Nora Scott is aiming to show she’s got something of the Midas touch.
She may not be able to turn base metals into gold but she does plan to convert bits and pieces of unwanted gold and silver into hard cash to help buy two state-of-the-art MRI scanners for hospitals in Darlington...
April 6th, 201702407Business gathered for the County Durham Better Health at Work Awards ceremony, held at Ramside Hall Hotel near Durham.
A total of 50 businesses (small, medium and large) attended the ceremony organised by Newton Aycliffe-based the Pioneering Care Partnership (PCP), which manages the County Durham sub-region of the North East Better...
April 5th, 201702731Four year 9 students from Woodham Academy visited York University to take part in the launch of a 14-week business and enterprise competition.
The Big Deal is for high achieving students in Years 9 or 10. Teams compete against each other to develop a business plan, which they will pitch at a Dragons' Den-style event in...
April 5th, 201702454Employees from around the region are to be celebrated at the second annual North East Employee of the Year Awards to be held at Wynyard Hall Hotel this summer.
Individuals are urged to nominate colleagues they feel make an invaluable contribution to their businesses for the range of awards including, the Leadership Award, Unsung Hero...
April 4th, 201702458Police are investigating recent thefts in the Oakfield area of Newton Aycliffe where a white transit van has been broken into and a large number of Dewalt power tools have been stolen from inside.
This is the second time this vehicle has been targeted in recent weeks and the most recent incident saw £700 worth of goods stolen.
If...
April 4th, 201702480By Ron Eyley
The management team at St Teresa’s Hospice in Darlington have announced a strategic plan with a difference for the next three years.
Unlike many organisation leaders who traditionally reveal ambitious hopes and plans in their visions for the future, they admit to having no intention whatever to embark on any radical...
April 4th, 201712472With many of the Aycliffe Juniors teams league season's coming in to their last few games. This week saw another round of fixtures for our sides looking to secure the best possible league placing.
On Friday evening our development squad for 4-6 year olds enjoyed a series of mini games against Heighington. The players had a great time...
April 3rd, 201722557Road resurfacing work is to be carried out at Newton Aycliffe and Spennymoor.
Durham County Council is to undertake resurfacing at Aycliffe Business Park and on the A688 at Spennymoor, with the work starting this week.
The work at Newton Aycliffe will take place from Sunday (April 2) to Friday (April 7).
Resurfacing will be...
April 3rd, 201702109South Shields 4, Newton Aycliffe 0
Despite going down to a 4-0 defeat to South Shields last week, Aycliffe could still hold their heads high after giving a plucky performance against a high-calibre side in front of a crowd of 1,237.
The kick-off was delayed for 30 minutes as a result of a floodlight failure. This seemed to affect...
April 1st, 201745782Newton Aycliffe will today fall into complete darkness during a spectacular full eclipse of the sun.
Scientists say the blackout will only affect the South West area of County Durham during the once-in-a-lifetime phenomenon, known as a Polar Foil.
A group of Pagan worshipers from Wiltshire are set to descend on the town for the...
