31 July 2026 - Recreation
The Ouston and Urpeth Heritage 100 walk
The Ouston and Urpeth Heritage 100 walk is part of the Heritage 100 series of 100 circular, collectable walks across County Durham.
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Iris Crescent,
Ouston,
Chester Le Street,
Durham,
DH2 1RJ
The Ouston and Urpeth Heritage 100 walk is part of the Heritage 100 series of 100 circular, collectable walks across County Durham.
Pelton Youth Project has secured funding from BBC Children in Need to deliver Detached Youth Work sessions across Pelton, Ouston, and the surrounding areas over the next three years.
Dear Residents, Durham County Council is preparing a new County Durham Plan, which will guide development and investment across the County over the coming years. DCC are now inviting your views as part of the Scoping Consultation, running from 22 June to 17 August 2026.
This year we will hold our 2026 Remembrance Sunday Service on 8th November. It will take place at Ouston Parish Memorial Garden on St Benet's Way at 10.55am for approximately 10 minutes.
Our annual Christmas tree lights switch on will take place on Saturday 28th November. It will take place at the Ouston Community Centre tree to coincide with the OCA Christmas event which will take place 2-4.30pm. We look forward to seeing you there!
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