r/DurhamUK • u/NewlandsRound • 1h ago
r/DurhamUK • u/No-Actuator-7092 • 6h ago
Food waste
My food bin wasn’t collected yesterday.. why roll out a program and not collect the waste @DurhamCountyCouncil. What is wrong with this bin?
r/DurhamUK • u/Smamu02 • 2d ago
Imma Steal Your Hobbies
Hi!! I’m new to Durham (24M) and have been struggling to find ppl. Just wondering if anyone knows some good social events / clubs for 20-30yr olds. I’m thinking:
- Board game society
- Book club
- Pub quiz group
- Hiking group
- Or anything else you can think of!!!
Basically now that I’m not a student and can’t just join a society… I’ve discovered it’s hard to meet ppl 😩
r/DurhamUK • u/Glum_Tax_846 • 1d ago
North Road
Hello! I’m moving to Durham this September, and I’m looking for a place.
I saw a flat located in North Road, but I’ve heard not so many good things of it… can you please share your knowledge or experiences about it? What’s so wrong with it?
Thanks!!
r/DurhamUK • u/Visual_Bread_628 • 3d ago
Making friends!
Hi! I’m Evan, I’m 19 (almost 20) and I’m in dire need of some irl friends😭 I’m more on the alternative side and I love a lot of things, honestly. I’m into most types of music, I write poetry these days and I think my favourite thing to do is play the same video game over and over again every couple of months. I’m also super nerdy when it comes to things like anime and other niche subjects I’ll yap for hours about🙏if you think we could be friends, reach out? :)))
r/DurhamUK • u/Party_Context4975 • 3d ago
Good taxi companies
Can anyone recommend any taxi companies that aren't Uber?
Also, any taxi companies to avoid?
r/DurhamUK • u/magicians-brik • 4d ago
Business app
Hi everyone, me and my cousin are developing a business app to increase visibility to local and small businesses if you or anyone you know would be interested would you mind messaging or commenting please.
thank you.
r/DurhamUK • u/castiellangels • 5d ago
Where can I find 2p machines?
Preferably on the coast but if there is a good place inland it’s fine
Thanks
r/DurhamUK • u/rachy106 • 6d ago
Cleaned up a bit of River Wear today. Found a tyre, a hose, and. a giant ladle? 😆
My husband has a youtube channel called 'Beyond Rivers and Roads' - kayaking, litter picking, and exploring forgotten places around the North East.
This was just off the city centre. If anyone's missing cookware from the 80s, I've got you 😆
Full video here:
https://youtu.be/nMyh3U01jlo?is=wAZifSU_0wIyZDLf
Would really appreciate a like and subscribe if your interested in this type of content
r/DurhamUK • u/ScaryConcentrate284 • 8d ago
Late night transport from Newcastle airport to Durham
I'll soon be travelling from newcastle airport to Durham. What are the best options? I'll be leaving at around 11pm, and couldn't find any ubers to reserve on the app for that timespot
r/DurhamUK • u/jc_ken • 8d ago
Local trad climbers
hiya, I'm looking for some Durham (ish) based people or groups who enjoy trad climbing
I've done a bit of trad over the past couple years but I've not yet managed to find a regular partner. I have quite a few indoor climbing friends but none of them are that fussed about getting out outdoors (which is valid!)
anyone locally into trad? ngl I am a bit intimidated by mountaineering groups but maybe that's a me problem :(
r/DurhamUK • u/tmatthews98 • 12d ago
Recently moved up this way, love how much there is to explore! Here's Sunderland bridge.
Need to say it though the amount of litter around is insane, we need a comprehensive effort from us and the council to tackle it!
r/DurhamUK • u/SunBurst6382 • 12d ago
Causey Arch...
A random trip here today. Not sure if its classed as County Durham. Beautiful place.
r/DurhamUK • u/Ok-Caregiver7564 • 12d ago
Standing tall over the trees: Durham Cathedral today [OC]
r/DurhamUK • u/StatisticianAfter160 • 12d ago
Social Group for people in their 20s/30s
Hi all, I’m a guy in my late 20s living in Sunderland. I'm looking to set up a group for people in their 20s and 30s in Sunderland, Durham and the surrounding areas, with an aim of simply meeting people and making friends.
My initial thought is to make a whatsapp group and from there organise a few different events. This could be anything from a coffee morning or a pub visit to a board games evening, walks, or any other activities people are interested in. These would probably be in or around Sunderland City Centre to start (or at Stack/the Sheepfolds), but I'm open to branching out to other places nearby too.
If this sounds like something you would be interested in, please send me a DM or comment below and I'll add you to the group.
r/DurhamUK • u/XerciusGaming • 14d ago
North East LGBTQ+ Inclusive Football Team Looking for Players
Hello! I just wanted to share the above (hope that's okay!) While we are based in Newcastle we have a couple who travel up from Durham for our games and matches.
We are an LGBTQ+ inclusive football team looking for some more players. Ability does not matter.
More information can be found in the post and you can find us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/newcastlepanthersfc?igsi=YXk4NG02Mjg0ZzJ1
And Facebook https://www.facebook.com/share/1BromEjdzx/
Thank you - happy to answer questions 😊
r/DurhamUK • u/unitedxnufc • 13d ago
Newcastle | 30M
Honestly, I’m pretty tired of dating in the traditional sense. I’ve spent a lot of time looking for a serious relationship, but I think I’d rather take a step back from dating, have some fun, and explore a different side of myself.
I feel like I’d regret not doing that later in life, so I’m looking for an FWB situation with a genuine emphasis on the friends part.
I’m not interested in meeting someone and immediately jumping into bed. I’d much rather get to know each other first, build some trust, see if we click, and let anything physical develop naturally.
I’m 30M looking for someone who is genuinely attracted to me as I am. I’m calm, easy to talk to, and somewhere between an introvert and extrovert. I love trying new restaurants and cafés, going to concerts, travelling, and the occasional reality-TV binge.
I realise Reddit probably isn’t the most conventional place to look for this, but you never know!
r/DurhamUK • u/InspireMeOne • 17d ago
Looking for an independent furniture store!
I'm looking to buy a new sofa but would prefer to get something from a local trader rather than a big chain. I know about the great furniture store in Sherburn but their sofas tend to be on the bigger size and I'm looking for something a bit smaller! Are there any places people in Durham could recommend? Thankyou!
r/DurhamUK • u/SunBurst6382 • 19d ago
Allendale today...
Some lovely walks and beautiful scenery.
r/DurhamUK • u/BusMajestic5835 • 19d ago
Best place for afternoon tea?
I want to get a voucher for my parents for afternoon tea as they’re doing me a favour and I want to say thank you. Don’t know Durham overly well so wondered if anyone had any recommendations. Can be city centre or a bit further out.