Lane Rental Scheme now in force on County Durham's busiest roads
Consett Repair Cafe: bring broken things back to life on 11 November
Bring a broken clock, laptop or kettle to The Hub on Wednesday 11 November, 12 to 3pm, and the volunteer fixers will try to bring it back to life.
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Lane Rental Scheme now in force on County Durham's busiest roads
Lanchester Garden Centre: a family day out that keeps on growing
Four Truths and a Lie by John McArdle
The Lost Boys of Medomsley
They grew up in the Medomsley Cottage Homes, went to the Front in the First World War and never came home. Their story is on show at Consett Library throughout November.
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