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Darlington Borough Council have issued a press statement regarding a new booking system which has been put in place for the tip. Please see the details below: Tip booking system A4 poster Tip booking system

For the latest information on the Coronavirus pandemic please visit the Darlington Borough Council website which has lots of information and also FAQs. https://www.darlington.gov.uk/health-and-social-care/public-health/coronavirus/

There has been a number of incidents where dogs have been allowed by their owners to foul on the sports field. This is despite several signs indicating that dogs are not allowed in the car park, playground or on the sports field itself. The fields are used by children from … Continue reading →

Tees Valley Nature Partnership (TVNP) has recently introduced a small grant scheme to support community groups working on projects relating to nature in the Tees Valley. After consultation with local community groups in the Tees Valley, it was found that smaller pots of funding for the everyday challenges were harder … Continue reading →

The Parish Council have been made aware of a number of incidents of potential anti-social behaviour on and around the sports field car park. If you notice any instances of such behaviour you are advised to make a note of the date and time of the incident and report it … Continue reading →

The Parish Councils new defibrillator is now fully installed onto the wall of the public toilet block facing the village hall.  The cabinet is illuminated, alarmed and heated. The cabinet access code can be obtained from the Doctors Surgery or the Spar Shop if required. The defibrillator has been registered … Continue reading →

HPC recognise that some of the seating, particularly the picnic benches at the Sports Field are past their best. In order to continue to provide a safe environment for all to enjoy, the benches are to be checked and any which are not up to sufficient health and safety standards … Continue reading →

Heighington Cinema Club is now up and running in Heighington Village Hall. Come along to see a selection of films. An annual pass costs just £12.50 for an individual or £25.00 for a family. See the calendar for the next film details

Books @ Heighington is now open every Thursday 2pm to 3.30pm in the Old Post Office in Heighington Village Hall There is a wide selection of books available which can be borrowed and returned at a cost of 10p per book