r/DurhamUK Jul 23 '26

Will nobody think of Mark from Durham?

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105 Upvotes

r/DurhamUK 1d ago

Recently moved up this way, love how much there is to explore! Here's Sunderland bridge.

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71 Upvotes

Need to say it though the amount of litter around is insane, we need a comprehensive effort from us and the council to tackle it!


r/DurhamUK 1d ago

Causey Arch...

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67 Upvotes

A random trip here today. Not sure if its classed as County Durham. Beautiful place.


r/DurhamUK 1d ago

Rookhope Arch

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26 Upvotes

r/DurhamUK 1d ago

Standing tall over the trees: Durham Cathedral today [OC]

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97 Upvotes

r/DurhamUK 2d ago

Social Group for people in their 20s/30s

13 Upvotes

Hi all, I’m a guy in my late 20s living in Sunderland. I'm looking to set up a group for people in their 20s and 30s in Sunderland, Durham and the surrounding areas, with an aim of simply meeting people and making friends.

My initial thought is to make a whatsapp group and from there organise a few different events. This could be anything from a coffee morning or a pub visit to a board games evening, walks, or any other activities people are interested in. These would probably be in or around Sunderland City Centre to start (or at Stack/the Sheepfolds), but I'm open to branching out to other places nearby too.

If this sounds like something you would be interested in, please send me a DM or comment below and I'll add you to the group.


r/DurhamUK 1d ago

Best areas to live for dog owners?

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Good morning 👋🏼

Looking at moving to Durham and I’d love to hear your recommendations of which towns/villages has access to the best dog walking spaces, walkways, green spaces, woods etc, without having to drive to get to it.

I currently have access to a forest and moors and I know leaving my current home means I’m unlikely to have access to similar unless we looked at Northumberland.

Any pictures would be appreciated too!

Thank you 🐶


r/DurhamUK 3d ago

Weardale Show, St John's Chapel

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52 Upvotes

r/DurhamUK 3d ago

North East LGBTQ+ Inclusive Football Team Looking for Players

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Hello! I just wanted to share the above (hope that's okay!) While we are based in Newcastle we have a couple who travel up from Durham for our games and matches.

We are an LGBTQ+ inclusive football team looking for some more players. Ability does not matter.

More information can be found in the post and you can find us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/newcastlepanthersfc?igsi=YXk4NG02Mjg0ZzJ1

And Facebook https://www.facebook.com/share/1BromEjdzx/

Thank you - happy to answer questions 😊


r/DurhamUK 3d ago

Newcastle | 30M

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Honestly, I’m pretty tired of dating in the traditional sense. I’ve spent a lot of time looking for a serious relationship, but I think I’d rather take a step back from dating, have some fun, and explore a different side of myself.

I feel like I’d regret not doing that later in life, so I’m looking for an FWB situation with a genuine emphasis on the friends part.

I’m not interested in meeting someone and immediately jumping into bed. I’d much rather get to know each other first, build some trust, see if we click, and let anything physical develop naturally.

I’m 30M looking for someone who is genuinely attracted to me as I am. I’m calm, easy to talk to, and somewhere between an introvert and extrovert. I love trying new restaurants and cafés, going to concerts, travelling, and the occasional reality-TV binge.

I realise Reddit probably isn’t the most conventional place to look for this, but you never know!


r/DurhamUK 6d ago

Looking for an independent furniture store!

3 Upvotes

I'm looking to buy a new sofa but would prefer to get something from a local trader rather than a big chain. I know about the great furniture store in Sherburn but their sofas tend to be on the bigger size and I'm looking for something a bit smaller! Are there any places people in Durham could recommend? Thankyou!


r/DurhamUK 8d ago

Allendale today...

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48 Upvotes

Some lovely walks and beautiful scenery.


r/DurhamUK 8d ago

Best place for afternoon tea?

9 Upvotes

I want to get a voucher for my parents for afternoon tea as they’re doing me a favour and I want to say thank you. Don’t know Durham overly well so wondered if anyone had any recommendations. Can be city centre or a bit further out.


r/DurhamUK 9d ago

High Force

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167 Upvotes

r/DurhamUK 9d ago

Anyone know of reliable and trustworthy people who can board out a loft/new hatch in the Shotley bridge area?

4 Upvotes

Moving to a bungalow that needs the loft boarding out (for storage) and a new loft hatch. Does anyone know of reputable companies in the Shotley bridge area who can do this quite economically. Please tell me if I've posted on the wrong sub. Thanks.


r/DurhamUK 10d ago

Botanic gardens

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52 Upvotes

r/DurhamUK 9d ago

Shag/wolf cuts - recommendations for hairdresser

0 Upvotes

Any hairdressers good at shag/wolf cuts?

Looking for someone who actually knows how to cut them lol. Drop recs if uve got any!


r/DurhamUK 11d ago

Beautiful Durham

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60 Upvotes

r/DurhamUK 11d ago

Durham Council Crisis: Ian Catchpole Quits Reform UK Over Mental Health Statements

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r/DurhamUK 11d ago

Cutlers hall road. Is it ok?

3 Upvotes

We are looking at a house in this location but we don't know the area. Is it ok? Is there anything we should know? It's just outside the Shotley bridge conservation area apparently so fairly close to Shotley bridge side. Looks like a nice area but could do with some advice from the locals. Thanks.


r/DurhamUK 15d ago

find a job at durham

0 Upvotes

i’m from latín américa and i just moved here 5 months ago and it’s being so complicated to find a job, i’m 19 and i don’t know what to do, any recommendations?


r/DurhamUK 15d ago

Durham for Muslim girl?

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r/DurhamUK 16d ago

Consett parents 'watering down baby milk formula' over high costs

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r/DurhamUK 16d ago

Arriving late Sept for a postgrad course with a non-student partner

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Hello!
I'm an international student from Mexico starting an LLM at Durham this September. My government scholarship was only confirmed a few weeks ago, so I couldn't accept the college accommodation offer when it came through, and I'm now trying to sort out housing very late in the game.

Two things are making it harder:
My partner is moving with me as a dependant and isn't a student, which has already got me turned down by several places.
I don't arrive in the UK until around 20 September, so viewing in person beforehand isn't an option.

I'd really appreciate any advice on:

- Letting agents or landlords in Durham who are used to couples where only one person is a student

- Any local Facebook groups or noticeboards that are actually used rather than full of scams

Thank you!! Any other advice is welcome