A five-acre allotment site on Margery Lane in Durham, along with the six-acre churchyard of St Margaret’s Church and a nearby ...

Durham Cathedral is to open up the green space in its historic Cloisters as part of week-long Jubilee celebrations which will also see the landmark illuminated in red, white and blue.

Cafedral. 2. Cafedral, Owensgate, DH1 3HB. As a family-run café in Durham City, this place has an eclectic style and sells a range of homemade food and hot drinks throughout the day.

A spectacular light and sound show is returning to Durham Cathedral this month - and organisers are promising it will be even grander this time. After a complete sellout of the 2022 show ‘Life ...

A sound and light experience is transforming the internal space of the 900-year-old Durham Cathedral in the name of science. Collaborators Luxmuralis – artist Peter Walker and composer David ...

Over the summer, more than 140,000 people visited Durham Cathedral to see some 'world famous' artwork. From 10 July until 10 September, the giant Earth installation, Gaia by Luke Jerram, was hung ...

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Durham Cathedral has been voted the country's best heritage site by readers of BBC Countryfile magazine. Here are just some of the secrets and stories to be found in the 920-year-old building.

Durham Cathedral will benefit by more than £125,000 after stonework was sold in "frenzied" bidding at an auction. A total of 85 weather-beaten pieces of stonework were sold to boost funds for ...

Durham is one of the most complete examples of Romanesque architecture in Europe. The 13th Century section of the cathedral is the oldest, and boasts a huge slab of stone called the Frosterley ...

Visitors will be allowed to snap away inside large parts of Durham Cathedral from Friday. ... Israeli strike on Gaza seafront cafe kills at least 20 Palestinians, witnesses and rescuers say. 10.

Durham Cathedral was built between the late 11th and early 12th century to house the bodies of St. Cuthbert (634-687 AD) (the evangeliser of Northumbria) and the Venerable Bede (672/3-735 AD). It ...