ONE NorthEast will be giving residents in Teesdale the chance to air their views on the future of the region at a public meeting tonight.
The regional development agency will be holding the forum to give people there a chance to find out more about the agency's plans for the region and how it may affect the dale.
The meeting will feature a presentation on One NorthEast's key achievements over the past year, with information on projects the agency is planning.
There will then be an open debate and the public will also be given the opportunity to ask speakers questions on subjects relevant to Teesdale and the North-East.
Mike Collier, chief executive of One NorthEast, said: "We have always stated our intention to seek ongoing public consultation and to ensure that our strategy for the renaissance of the North-East remains inclusive.
"It is important that we keep the public up to date with our progress and allow them to contribute to future plans. Success will only be achieved with everyone playing their part."
Tonight's meeting, which is one of six being held around the region, will take place at the Jersey Farm Hotel, Barnard Castle, at 6pm.
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