Lanchester Garden Centre: a family day out that keeps on growing
Digital Archaeology: Digging up Consett’s Early Websites
Archaeology usually involves mud, brushes and somebody becoming very excited about a piece of pottery.
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Consett Remembrance Parade 2026: Sunday 8 November
The Consett Remembrance Group, an independent volunteer group, leads its first Remembrance Parade on Sunday 8 November, stepping off from Christ Church at 10.40am. Updated 4 November with a correction.
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