A terraced house in Fenby Avenue, Darlington, was badly damaged by fire on Saturday. Firefighters were called to the property at 1.30am to tackle a blaze in a ground floor room. A man was treated at the scene for smoke inhalation.
BIKE RIDE: Darlington Freewheelers is holding a bike ride around Darlington tomorrow, at 7pm. Cyclists should meet at Darlington Market Place. To check the ride is going ahead, or for details about the club, call Gary Dawes on (01388) 710467.
CIGARETTES TAKEN: Nineteen packets of Superkings cigarettes were stolen from a Renault Clio in Cheapside, Spennymoor, between 6pm and 9pm on Saturday.
ABUSE DEBATE: Sedgefield Neighbourhood Watch is hosting a drugs, alcohol and solvent awareness evening in at the parish hall on Wednesday, at 7pm. It will be followed by a wine and cheese party.
COUNCIL MEETS: Spennymoor Town Council meets tomorrow, in the town hall, at 6.45pm.
HOUSE RAID: An Oritron digital video disc player and discs were stolen from a house in Alston Walk, Newton Aycliffe, between 8.45am and 9.15am on Sunday.
TOWN COUNCIL: Shildon Town Council meets at the council offices, in Civic Hall Square, tonight, at 6.30pm.
STEREO STOLEN: A stereo music player, television, portable television and Sharp mini disc player, worth a total of £700, were stolen from a house in Faraday Street, Ferryhill, between 6.30pm on Friday and 1.15pm on Saturday.
SHOP DAMAGE: Firefighters were called to a blaze at the Roundabout Fish Bar, in Yarm Road, Darlington, on Sunday at 10.15am. A deep fat fryer was badly damaged in the fire.
NEW DESIGN: Ottakars book store, in Prebend Row, Darlington, has applied to the borough council for permission to install a new shop front.
SHED FIRE: A garden shed and the kitchen roof of a neighbouring house in Sycamore Grove, West Cornforth, were damaged by fire at 6.30pm on Saturday.
NEW SHELTERS: Three bus shelters have been installed in Darlington, two on Yarm Road and one on Whinfield Road. New bus lay-bys have also been provided, two in Whinfield Road and two in Edinburgh Drive, Hummersknott.
CENTRE RAIDED: The rear office window of the Pease Way Medical Centre, Newton Aycliffe, was smashed and an attempt made to steal a computer between noon and 7pm on Saturday. About £150 worth of damage was caused.
CABINET SESSION: Sedgefield Borough Council's cabinet meets on Thursday, in the council offices, Green Lane, Spennymoor, from 10am.
GIVE BLOOD: A blood donor session is being held at Crook Civic Hall on Tuesday, July 30, from 3pm to 7pm.
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