Durham County Council has reassured MPs that the £125,000 won in the city’s bid for the City of Culture 2025 title will be used to re-open the DLI Museum, which closed in 2016.
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The deli, which was located on Saddler Street, was forced to close after opening in April 2021. Owner John Stirk cited high rent and rates and low sales as the reason for the sudden closure.
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Figures draped in Ukraine’s yellow and blue huddled against the rain on Durham’s cobbled streets last Monday to protest Putin’s invasion – one of many initiatives organised by the student body.
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Turnout in this year’s election was 16.6%, up from 13.9% last year.
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Palatinate held interviews with all the candidates running for an SU sabbatical role in this year’s elections.
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Durham University’s College Common Rooms have embarked on a campaign called #DurhamUnite which aims to take further action with the local community about the prevention of spiking in Durham. The campaign comes as a response to the numerous spiking incidents that occurred starting last September.
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Friday’s gathering outside the Bill Bryson Library was organised by Russian-speaking students and mirrored protests in cities across the world
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A controversial motion proposing to implement “substantial changes” to SU Assembly membership was rejected 7-17 in last Thursday’s Assembly.
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#DurhamUnite is being developed by college common rooms in response to the rise in spiking cases during Michaelmas 2021.
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Police were called to Old Elvet Bridge in the early hours of Saturday 19th February over reports that a man entering the River Wear. CitySafe volunteers helped rescue the man, who was later taken to hospital.
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