Shildon & District Town Crier

Shildon & District Town Crier The community newspaper of Shildon and surrounding villages. The paper is delivered weekly to every home in Shildon and surrounding villages.

Please note, our office is closed on Mondays and Fridays as we are working from home, but you can still call or email. The Shildon & District Town Crier is a free community newspaper, written for the people of Shildon and surrounding villages about their local communities. The paper is published by South West Durham News CIC, an independent, not-for-profit publisher of community newspapers. It pub

lishes three other extremely popular and established newspapers in the area: the Ferryhill & Chilton Chapter, Bishop Press and Spennymoor News. You can contact the Shildon & District Town Crier using the following methods. By Post:
3 – 4 First Floor Offices
Town Council Offices
Civic Hall Square
Shildon
County Durham
DL4 1AH

By Phone:
01388 775896

By email:
[email protected]

Please note: Our premises are currently closed during the pandemic. Advertising is strictly forbidden on this page. Any user posting an advert will be banned.

Sedgefield Water Polo Club’s U16 team travelled to Morley, Leeds last month in what for many was their first competitive...
21/07/2025

Sedgefield Water Polo Club’s U16 team travelled to Morley, Leeds last month in what for many was their first competitive match of the year now that pressures of GCSE exams were a distant memory.

Sedgefield Water Polo Club’s U16 team travelled to Morley, Leeds last month in what for many was their first competitive match of the year now that pressures of GCSE exams were a distant memory

Meet Durham Constabulary’s unexpected new recruit Jager, a stray who was rescued after being found running round the str...
21/07/2025

Meet Durham Constabulary’s unexpected new recruit Jager, a stray who was rescued after being found running round the streets of Hartlepool recently.

Shildon police recently took to social media announcing: “Your illegal ride ends here."
21/07/2025

Shildon police recently took to social media announcing: “Your illegal ride ends here."

Reform UK has appealed to rescind Durham County Council’s climate emergency.
20/07/2025

Reform UK has appealed to rescind Durham County Council’s climate emergency.

Reform UK has appealed to rescind Durham County Council’s climate emergency

📷 PHOTO OF THE WEEK 📷 The Photo of the Week this week is titled ‘The Call of Spring’, by Daniel Watson."After years of h...
20/07/2025

📷 PHOTO OF THE WEEK 📷

The Photo of the Week this week is titled ‘The Call of Spring’, by Daniel Watson.

"After years of hoping, I finally captured a clear image of the elusive Common Cuckoo in the wild. Spotted perched on a wire at Hill End, near Frosterley in County Durham, this moment was the result of patience, persistence, and a bit of luck." said Daniel.

"Cuckoos are known for their declining numbers in the UK, so getting this close to one in good light was truly special. A long-awaited tick off my birdwatching bucket list."

For a chance to see your own photos featured and to enter our Photo of the Year competition, submit your images here - https://swd.news/photo-submission/

Our Photo of the Year competition is sponsored by Bondgate Gallery.

At the 139th Durham Miners’ Gala, Sam Rushworth MP proudly carried the banner honouring the railwaymen of Shildon.
20/07/2025

At the 139th Durham Miners’ Gala, Sam Rushworth MP proudly carried the banner honouring the railwaymen of Shildon.

Alcohol harm is estimated to cost the NHS £3.5 billion annually, and the wider cost to England’s economy and public serv...
19/07/2025

Alcohol harm is estimated to cost the NHS £3.5 billion annually, and the wider cost to England’s economy and public services exceeds £21bn a year.

Last week I attended the launch of the latest report from the House of Commons All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) Drugs, Alcohol and Justice.

Shildon Alive are offering families a helping hand this summer as the long six weeks holiday commences.
19/07/2025

Shildon Alive are offering families a helping hand this summer as the long six weeks holiday commences.

Councillor Shirley Quinn completed one of her final duties as retiring Mayoress earlier this month, where she had organi...
19/07/2025

Councillor Shirley Quinn completed one of her final duties as retiring Mayoress earlier this month, where she had organised a two course meal and bingo night at the Civic Hall to thank a special group of people.

Aycliffe Fell Walking Club members braved some of the hottest weather conditions so far this year to walk a section of t...
19/07/2025

Aycliffe Fell Walking Club members braved some of the hottest weather conditions so far this year to walk a section of the Leeds - Liverpool Canal path between Stockbridge Wharf and Gargrave.

Aycliffe Fell Walking Club members braved some of the hottest weather conditions so far this year to walk a section of the Leeds - Liverpool Canal path between Stockbridge Wharf and Gargrave,

The first team made their way to Stockton on Saturday in the searing heat. The home side won the toss and like most team...
18/07/2025

The first team made their way to Stockton on Saturday in the searing heat. The home side won the toss and like most teams in the NYSD decided to bat first.

The choir from Timothy Hackworth Primary School visited The Glasshouse at Gateshead.The Glasshouse is an International C...
18/07/2025

The choir from Timothy Hackworth Primary School visited The Glasshouse at Gateshead.

The Glasshouse is an International Centre for Music, where many concerts and special events are held.

On Wednesday 9 July, the choir from Timothy Hackworth Primary School visited The Glasshouse at Gateshead.

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Thursday 9am - 5pm

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