An exhibition to celebrate the campaigns of the North East

"This award has been created with the aim of bringing together schools (children, parents and teachers) and local creative artists...

The United Nations has taken steps to strengthen children's rights to access justice in their fight against climate breakdown

Breivik destroyed the lives of many young people and their families on 22 July 2011 but he did not destroy...

Exploring trade union links between Durham and Ukraine

Great music, great venue but badly organised and muddy

Julie Ward reviews graphic novel by Bill Weinberg, illustrated by Seth Tobocman and Tamara Tornado

No to Hassockfield fundraiser tomorrow

Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick has rewritten the law governing short-term holding facilities such as Manston to dramatically downgrade standards of...

The whole (faux) premise of the production is in fact that anyone can be a Shakespearean actor which in truth...

Durham 1951. If your area was classified as D, then no future development would be permitted, and your property would...

Julie Ward writes about the history and background of Autism Acceptance Day and how we can support and celebrate diversity.

Julie Ward writes about the need for governments to take ecocide seriously in a time of high temperatures at the...

There was a creative and peaceful protest outside Hassockfield Immigration Removal Centre today, with singing, dancing, poetry and visual art.

"If I was starting out now I would not wait for permission To join the human race On an equal...

Julie Ward reports on her visit to Ukraine only a few days ago, as part of a Progressive Left delegation...

Julie Ward considers our European history of migration and how it is not a threat but something to embrace.

Campaigners continue to protest about the controversial Hassockfield/Derwentside IRC where women asylum seekers are now imprisoned.

A new campaign, From Hate to Hope, aims to counter racism, nationalism and fascism. You can leave your own message.

Boris Johnson was pictures maskless and asleep during the opening speeches of COP26. Meanwhile, young campaigners take to the streets.

Julie Ward reviews 'The Body on the Moor', a historical and creative production by Drama in the Dale at Killhope...

After a summer of record temperatures, forest fires and devastating floods across the world, all eyes and ears will be...

A review of Free School Meals, theatre by Unfolding Theatre, inspired by Marcus Rashford, at Live Theatre, Newcastle

Hundreds of visitors went to a wool fair at Harehope Quarry, Weardale where they had the chance to learn about...

Julie Ward reports on the little big meetings, the Durham Miners Gala, our proud and long history and the crass...

A new report identifies that almost a third of children from key workers households in the North East live in...

Elton John is livid. The UK government is taking no responsibility for the Brexit problems of our UK musicians and...

The OBON song was created by school-children in Bradford and there are certainly a lot of cute children waving Union...

Home Time is the collective's latest community photography project, bringing together images of life in lockdown.

Before the sentencing, Lee said: “I am ready to face the penalty and sentences."