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A network of Warm Spaces is being created to give people somewhere safe to stay warm and enjoy a little company.
Visitors will be signposted to financial and energy saving advice, and, in some locations, refreshments will be available.
The network aims to support residents through the winter following an increase in energy costs and the rising cost-of-living.
Alongside community groups and organisations, Durham County Council’s 39 library buildings will also join the scheme.
Durham County Council and the County Durham Community Foundation have launched a £200,000 funding initiative, offering organisations a grant of up to £1,000 for their community warm space offer.
Details here: County Durham Community Foundation: Warm Spaces fund.
Once community Warm Spaces are confirmed, they will be added to Locate, an online directory allowing residents to connect with local services in their community. Key information including opening times, accessibility and any other facilities available, such as the offer of hot drinks or wi-fi, will be highlighted to ensure people can access their nearest space.
Residents will be able to access the directory at Durham Locate.
More information on Warm Spaces can also be found at Warm spaces.
Sunderland Warm spaces – Sunderland City Council
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Today (Tuesday 20th May 2025) North East England’s Mayor Kim McGuinness has unveiled £14 billion of investment opportunities with the launch of the first North East Investment Prospectus.
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A community group has thanked the supporters who helped save a rundown church and transform it into a bustling community venue.
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Funding from believe housing is helping men to get support with their mental health and physical health.
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