Talented young musicians Isobel White, on harp, and cellist Anna Menzies can be heard in concert at Durham's DLI Museum and Art Gallery at Aykley Heads, on Sunday, at 2pm.

Isobel, from Durham, and Anna, from Newcastle, are studying at Chetham's School of Music in Manchester. Tickets will be available at the door, priced £3.50, £2.25 for concessions and £1 for DLI season ticket holders. Further details are available on 0191-384 2213.

ANNUAL MEET: The annual meeting of Easington District Council takes place in the council chamber at the council offices in Seaside Lane, Easington, today, at 2pm. The new chairman, vice-chairman, leader and deputy leader of the council will be appointed following the recent election.

COMMUNITY HEALTH : The penultimate meeting of North Durham Community Health Council, to be abolished on September 1, takes place tomorrow in Conference Room 1, at Mountjoy Research Centre, on Durham University Science Park, off Stockton Road, Durham, at 10am. There will be no meeting next month and the final meeting will be on July 25.

WORKING WOMEN: The Durham branch of Soroptimist International, a women's organisation designed to advance human rights and the cause of women, is holding a conference at County Hall, Durham on Saturday. The Women Working Worldwide event runs from 10am to 4pm and seminars will take place throughout the day. People can register between 9.30am and 10am.

NEST EGG: The winners of an Easter egg competition run by the Chester-le-Street branch of the Universal Building Society have been named. Top prize went to eight-year-old Lily Stearman, with runners up Alex Yeatman, 11, Michael Charlton, eight and Christian Oliver, eight. All of the children were from Newker Primary School.

COOL SOUNDS: Gypsy Dave Smith is performing tonight in the Stables Bar at the Beamish Mary Inn, No Place, near Stanley, at 8.30pm. Admission is free. Call the venue on 0191-370 0237 for further details.

ADVICE SESSIONS: Durham Citizens Bureau will hold drop-in advice sessions today at Brandon Community Hall from 11am to 12.15pm, at New Brancepeth Village Hall from 12.30pm to 1.30pm and at West Rainton Jubilee Hall between 2 and 3pm.

PUB GIG: The Gangsters of Ska are playing at the Daisy Hill, Heugh Edge, Sacriston, tomorrow starting at 8pm. Tickets cost £3. Call 0191-371 0288 for further details.

MAY ARTISTS: The Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust, in Washington, has chosen Tom Vaulks and Beryl McCartney as its artists of the month. Their work can be seen at the venue throughout May.