//A Sedgefield Development Trust Project

This website is a community enterprise, one of the projects of Sedgefield Development Trust Limited (SDT) and is the online version of the Sedgefield News.

Our trustees and volunteers contribute to the improvement of the economic, social, environmental and cultural quality of life of residents. Sedgefield Development Trust Projects are run by volunteers and you can get involved at any time with any project, speak to us to learn more about each project.

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Sedgefield News

The online version of your local paper.

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Rob Adcock wins 2025 Ball Game

At 1pm on Shrove Tuesday, the Sedgefield Ball Game tradition was kept alive as David Adcock started the game by passing the ball through the bull ring in the centre of the village.

As always, hundreds of people took to the streets with the usual scrums running and kicking. Congratulations to this year’s winner, Rob Adcock, pictured above. Thank you to Stephen Curry for the Ball Game photographs.

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Pancakes, POTUS fundraising and guest appearance by ball!

Our Canadian Rector of the Parish of the Upper Skerne, Reverend David Lucas was in the Parish Hall at St Edmund's Pancake Coffee Morning when "miraculously" the ball arrived in the Fletcher Room.

Swap Shop at Sedgefield Community College

We would like to use this month’s article to make all of our school families aware of the ‘Sedgefield Swap Shop’. Our ‘Swap Shop’ is very well stocked with many items of brand new or like new school uniform. All items of school uniform, including shoes, are available to ensure all of our students are able to wear their school uniform with pride.

Durham Bird Club are 50

On Sunday 11 May, Durham Bird Club are holding an event to celebrate their 50th year. The Club has a bird hide at Castle Lake, near Bishop Middleham.

Anaerobic Digestion Plant proposed for our area

A large-scale industrial waste plant is coming to your doorstep - it is an imminent threat to our community! This huge plant is NOT agricultural scale. Its size makes it far better suited to an industrial development area.

If approved, it will process 89,500 tonnes of waste annually, including food waste, animal waste, bloods and syrups, to produce biogas and will operate 24/7.

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// Latest News

Community Life.

Read about the latest community life stories, including, Neighbourhood Watch, Police report, the latest SDT Project news, Sustain Sedgefield, Repair Cafe: Are you a fixer or a mender?, Ceddesfeld Hall, Nature Diary and your letters.

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// What's On?

Regular Events, Diary, Arts & Entertainment.

All the details you need to know about the monthly events in and around Sedgefield including, the local history society, U3A, Quiz nights, County market, Veterans, WI, Sedgefield in Bloom, Rock & Blues club, Players/SPYS and more.

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Our Local Sport.

Chris Lines brings you a sports round up from local clubs such as Athletics (Sedgefield Harriers), Sedgefield Football Teams, Squash, Rugby, Cricket, Bowls, Boccia and more.

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//How to submit an article?

Please send your news articles to news@sedgefielddevelopmenttrust.co.uk

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In The Community

Sedgefield Development Trust Projects

Farmers Market

The market is held every first Sunday of the Month, on the village green, from 8.30am to 12.15pm. We have up to 20 stall holders with a wide range of local produce.

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Energy Saving

The Thermal Imaging Camera loan scheme is a new project brought to you by Sedgefield Development Trust. We want to help you spot heat loss around your home with one of our FLIR thermal imaging cameras, which you can loan for free. Its simple to use though your smart phone and it helps you to find draughts in your home..

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Woodland & Wildlife

A newly planted community woodland at NETPark, Sedgefield. With an aim to increase biodiversity and develop a green space for the community.

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Homework Help

Our volunteers help students and pupils with their homework, to gain understanding and confidence so that they can do more on their own.

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Friendly Fixers

Do you enjoy getting handy with a hammer or a needle?
Would you like to share your skills and learn new ones?

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Bike and Active Travel

A group set up to promote Cycling and active travel in and around Sedgefield.

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