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  • The historic County Durham Co‑op reborn as quirky café, antiques and vintage sofa hub
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    Martin Lewis, 56, of Low Pittington, has been banned from driving for two years after admitting a drink-driving offence on his village's Front Street.
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    Writer and performer Sasha Snowdon brings Queen of the Empire to the stage, using dark humour to explore teenage caregiving through a story set in The Middlesbrough Empire.

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