February 2026 โ€“ Consett Magazine Print Edition

February 2026 โ€“ Consett Magazine Print Edition

February 2026 Edition โ€“ Out Now

๐ŸŽ‰ The February 2026 print edition of Consett Magazine is out now.

As winter continues, this monthโ€™s issue brings together uplifting stories, thoughtful features, and real voices from across Consett and the wider DH8 area โ€” celebrating the people, places, and communities that make the town what it is.

From community heritage and creativity to local businesses, schools, and everyday acts that make a difference, the February edition reflects the strength, character, and pride of Consett.

If you would like to be featured in the March 2026 issue, please call 01207 438 292 or submit your story online.

This monthโ€™s front cover highlights local achievement and community spirit, capturing the people at the heart of Consett and the stories that matter most to our readers.


Whatโ€™s Inside the February 2026 Edition

Built in Consett: The Boys Turning Grit into Belts at Rampage Gym
A powerful look at young local boxers finding confidence, discipline, and belonging through sport, mentorship, and teamwork.

Little Hands, Big Learning: Why Early Years Thrive Beyond Screens
Shotley Bridge Nursery School shares its thoughtful approach to early learning, creativity, and connection beyond digital devices.

Communities in Focus: New Networking Event Planned for Consett
A new initiative bringing charities, organisations, and businesses together to strengthen local support networks.

Bernie Nixon: Drawing Memory, Place and Emotion
A moving artistic journey through Leadgate childhoods, steelworks memories, and the power of simple sketches.

One Portion at a Time: The Family Story Behind Klerโ€™s Fish Bar
A much-loved Leadgate institution, rebuilt with resilience, family values, and strong community support.

From Military Service to Serving the School: Meet Ian Pickering
A life of service, music, and dedication โ€” from the Army to caring for a local primary school.

The Night Consett Found Its Voice (1949)
A beautifully told piece of local history, tracing the beginnings of the Consett Citizens Choir and post-war community spirit.

Flower Power โ€“ A Poem by Lorraine Weightman
A gentle, seasonal reflection celebrating nature, resilience, and fleeting beauty.


Have a Story to Share?

Consett Magazine is made by and for the people of DH8.
If you have a business to promote, a community event to highlight, or a local story worth telling โ€” weโ€™d love to hear from you.

๐Ÿ“ง editor@consettmagazine.com
๐Ÿ“ž 01207 438 292
๐Ÿ–Š๏ธ Submit your story online

Print deadline: 15th of each month

Front cover image supplied by James Bovington

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