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Closing your curtains at dusk reduces the heat escaping through your windows.
Two new funding streams have been made available through the DCC Area Action Partnership (AAP) and the CVS.
Pupils in County Durham have marked the 80th anniversary of their school by burying a time capsule filled with items representing life in 2012.
Community-spirited individuals are being asked to volunteer for a new project which will help keep vulnerable people safe in the event of heavy snow and ice this winter.
Cestria Community Housing has unveiled plans for a new development of social housing in a County Durham Village.
The Chester-le-Street based social landlord is building 22 two-bedroom bungalows in Sacriston which will help regenerate the area and provide much needed affordable homes.
Residents on a North East housing estate have been given cameras to record improvements they would like to see in their area as part of a new community project.
Metal theft is on the increase. Help keep your house and neighbourhood safe.
Can you spare time to volunteer to clear pathways or do you know somebody who would benefit from the Snow Angels service? If so, we would like to hear from you!
Cestria's first ever Tenants Conference was held at Beamish Hall on the 26th and 27th of July 2011. The reason for the two dates, being the unprecedented demand from Cestria residents to attend the conference and to share in the Cestria journey.
With families across the country feeling the pinch of the financial crisis, one County Durham housing association is taking action to ensure its tenants get the help they need.
Cestria Community Housing has teamed up with the financial advice service FISCUS to offer free debt support to its tenants in and around Chester-le-Street.