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County Durham, North East · population 4,266 · Photo: Wikimedia Commons
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Jazz Emu: The Pleasure Is All Yours
Wed 7 Oct, 19:30The Fire Station, Sunderland

Maisie Adam: Whatsherface
Thu 8 Oct, 19:30Middlesbrough Town Hall, Middlesbrough

Jim Jones All Stars
Sat 10 Oct, 19:30The Georgian Theatre, Stockton-on-Tees, Middlesbrough

TV Smith
Sun 11 Oct, 18:00The Green Room, Middlesbrough

Nurse Georgie Carroll: Infectious
Wed 14 Oct, 19:30The Fire Station, Sunderland

The Men They Couldn't Hang
Thu 15 Oct, 19:30The Georgian Theatre, Stockton-on-Tees, Middlesbrough

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Washington Wetland Centre
Cox Green · 12 miles
WWT Washington Wetland Centre is a wetland reserve managed by the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust at Washington, Tyne and Wear, North East England.

Souter Lighthouse
Marsden · 16 miles
The former electric lighthouse on Lizard Point, a mile north of Whitburn in South Tyneside, stands on high cliffs that give it superior sea-visibility. Built to serve the hazardous Whitburn Steel reefs, it was the world’s first lighthouse specifically designed for alternating current. Its carbon-arc lamp, first lit on 11 January 1871, produced an 800,000-candle-power flash every thirty seconds that could be seen for up to 26 miles, and a red-white sector highlighted local shoals. The tower’s daymark was enhanced in December 1891 by a broad red band, and a foghorn, originally a reed signal later replaced by a siren, added an audible warning. Designed by Trinity House chief engineer James Douglass and supervised on site by Henry Norris, construction began after the foundation stone was laid on 9 June 1869 and was completed in 1870. The complex includes a quadrangle of rubble-masonry buildings, an engine house with two magneto generators and steam engines, and five keeper’s cottages. After decommissioning by Trinity House in 1988, the National Trust acquired the site and now operates it as a museum, charging an admission fee. Visitors can explore the lantern, engine rooms and surrounding grounds, and the top of the lighthouse offers a line-of-sight view of St Mary’s Lighthouse on the opposite side of the River Tyne. Holiday lets are also available within the historic cottages. The nearest town is Marsden, and the site is accessible via local roads leading to Lizard Point.

Fulwell Windmill visitor centre
Fulwell · 14 miles
Stony Beck Lake
Bishop Middleham · 5 miles
Formerly seasonal lake that is now virtually permanent
View of Cathedral, Mill and weir
Durham · 8.7 miles
the classic view of the wier on the River Wear, the Old Fulling Mill, and Durham Cathedral
The Pottery Loft
Wolviston · 8.7 miles
Unique Pottery Painting Studio Arts and Crafts
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Wingate Community Nursery School
Partridge Terrace, Wingate
North Road Post Office
76-77 North Road East, Wingate
Wingate Stores
76-77 North Road East, Wingate
Wingate Primary School (Junior Site)
Moor Lane, Wingate
Wellfield School
North Road East, Wingate
Wingate News & Off Licence
Granby Terrace, Wingate
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