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Labour hit out at Coalition “broken promises”
The Tory-led Coalition running Durham County Council has been accused of breaking promises and closing the door to business.
Labour demands PM and Chancellor quit
County Durham Labour is calling on the Prime Minister and Chancellor to resign.
New Leader at Seaham Town Council
Seaham Town Council has elected its youngest leader since its inception.
Coalition of chaos could cost Durham £13m investment
County Durham is set to lose out on a £13m investment package due to the “catastrophic indecision” of the Tory-led Coalition running the council.
Labour welcomes new history centre
County Durham Labour has welcomed progress at the new history centre for County Durham – a project initiated by the authority’s former Labour administration.
Labour outlines “missed opportunity” if new HQ sold
LABOUR claims the true cost of building a third Council HQ “will be felt for generations”. A report by Labour members outlines how moving to the new HQ at The Sands paves the way for 6,000 new jobs in the city, as well as siting a mass employer in the heart Durham....
County Durham Labour demands that PM and Chancellor quit
County Durham Labour is calling on the Prime Minister and Chancellor to resign after news broke about them receiving fines for Covid-breaking parties at Downing Street.
Coalition blocks scrutiny of major investment project
Labour has told the Tory-led Coalition running Durham County Council that it must come clean, consult, and be honest with the taxpayer.
Tory-led Coalition accused of hanging “closed” sign on Durham
Labour has condemned the County Council’s Tory-led Coalition for “hanging the closed sign” on Durham. Labour Leader, Cllr Carl Marshall, submitted a letter to the administration demanding action on economic development or step aside. He accuses the coalition of being...
Vacancy: Local Organiser
County Durham Labour is recruiting a Political Organiser. The successful candidate will be responsible for building capacity and enabling local activists to deliver effective campaigns with the specific aim of winning elections at all levels, alongside ensuring effective operation of Labour Party structures within County Durham.