Tracy Durham

1 week ago | durhammagazine.co.uk | Tracy Durham

The RSPCA, in collaboration with the UK’s leading social mobility charity, Speakers for Schools, is offering a unique and free Virtual Work Experience (VWEX) event for young people aged 14-19. Taking place between 23-25 June, the three-day online programme will provide an exciting ‘whistle stop tour’ of the diverse career opportunities within the RSPCA to spark young people’s imaginations and offer an insight into the vital work the charity undertakes which often goes unseen.

1 week ago | durhammagazine.co.uk | Tracy Durham

Accessibility is a significant concern for many individuals, particularly those facing movement challenges. Comfortable navigation of daily activities is crucial, and this includes transportation. For residents of Durham, understanding the available options in accessible vehicles can greatly enhance their quality of life. This guide explores the significance of accessible cars and their transformative potential for transportation, highlighting their benefits, features, and availability in Durham.

2 weeks ago | durhammagazine.co.uk | Tracy Durham

And now a special call has been put up to public bodies across the North of England to be recognised with a special RSPCA gong. The RSPCA works in close partnership with public bodies to recognise and improve animal welfare standards, and the charity has celebrated community heroes with the one-of-a-kind scheme since 2008.

2 weeks ago | durhammagazine.co.uk | Tracy Durham

Bishop Auckland Food Festival returns to the town centre on Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 April, for two days of fun, food and family entertainment. With over 150 stalls, festivalgoers will be able to see, try and buy produce from a variety of traders, selling everything from street food to sweet treats.

2 weeks ago | durhammagazine.co.uk | Tracy Durham

Beyond Beaten Paths will showcase Graham’s ethereal black and white photographic pieces at Gallerina, based in Darlington, County Durham. The artist, who lives in County Durham, is inspired by the landscape, its history and the complex relationships which exists between man and the land. “I’m always trying to convey a sense of time and place with my work, not only the feeling of the elements but also the landscape’s history and what lies beneath its surface.