By Philip Sedgwick A NORTH Yorkshire family-run business has won a national award from the wedding industry. Where the Ribbon Ends, based at Jervalux Abbey Tearooms, was established in 2012. Run by Gayle Hassan, her sister Anna and mother Carol
CATTERICK. – A big thank you to Neil of Richmondshire and District Beekeeping Association for an interesting talk on beekeeping last week. Next week’s meeting is a beef and lamb stockjudging practice night. Meet at Baydale Farm, DL3 8TA, at 7.30pm.
THIS month’s Dark Skies Festival will see the first UK public screening of a thought-provoking documentary highlighting the environmental impact of light pollution. ‘Saving the Dark’ was first released in America in 2018 and will be shown at five
A TOWN centre fountain has been running green to raise awareness of sexual abuse and sexual violence. Middlesbrough Council have made the change to highlight the work of Arch North East, who give support to victims and survivors, during Sexual Violence
LEGO lovers are in for a treat at a County Durham museum this summer. That's as The Bowes Museum, in Barnard Castle, teamed up with renowned LEGO artist and Brick This creator, Steve Mayes. Mr Mayes is in the process of building a replica of
A LOCAL authority set to demand the maximum increase in council tax has highlighted how much more reliant it has become on funds from residents. Ahead of councillors considering a proposed 2.99 per cent rise in council tax for next year, Darlington
