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One Darlington June/July 2019 one June/July 2019 THE Festivalof INGENUITY FREE FAMILY FUN DAY SATURDAY 13 JULY / DARLINGTON TOWN CENTRE i ~o'!~uLJ!"~l~~ Darlington Building Society '7 rt"' THE Festiv INGENUITY EXPLORING SU Darlington Building Society is delighted to be the partner of the Festival of Ingenuity once again for 2019. As a local building society committed to helping our local area as much as we can, we will once again be inviting the community groups and charities we support to hare our space in the Riverside Park area of the festival. STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) careers are significant to our area and we look forward to engaging in the wide range of fun activities on offer at the festival from some of Darlington’s most innovative companies. Why not pop along and see us? Come and visit our Darlington Building Society stand and find out how we can help you and your family with your savings and mortgage needs and how you can get a 2-for-1 annual pass for Bowes Museum during the LEGO®: Building The Bowes Museum exhibition running throughout the summer. Caroline Darnbrook, Director of Products and Marketing JOIN US FOR A FREE FUN FAMILY DAY I PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY ShowingWelcome that to DarlingtonOne Darlington cares In this summer edition of One Darlington, we celebrate the role children and young people play in our town now and in the future. I grew up and went to school here and I’ve always felt I was really lucky to have so many different parks, shops and restaurants to go to. However, there can always be more done to make young people feel part of the community and that’s why it’s important young people, like myself, work with the council and other agencies to have our say and hopefully make a difference. When I was 14, with my mam’s encouragement, I applied to become a police cadet. You’ll see from Inspector Knox’s column on page 18 how important the work of the police is. Everyone, no matter what age, wants to feel safe, and working as a police Emily Snowball cadet I felt I was able to make a real difference to Durham Agency Against Crime my community as well as increasing my confdence and self-esteem. Inside this issue I was lucky to have supportive parents and a fantastic start in life but I know that is not the case 4-5 Spotlight on Street Scene _________________________________________ for everyone. On page 14 you can read about the children across the town who desperately need a 9 -11 Meet your councillors _________________________________________ loving home and how you could help change their future. 21 Homelessness myths busted _________________________________________ After being a cadet for two years, I began an 24-26 An A to Z of DBC apprenticeship with Durham Agency Against Crime _________________________________________ which means I can carry on the work I started as a 40 Young athletes recognised cadet and use my experience to help others. You _________________________________________ can read about the Routes to Work scheme which is helping people fnd their way into a job on page One Darlington is published by the One Darlington 38. Partnership, Room 106, Town Hall Darlington. Talking of jobs, on page 12, you will meet Trisha Email [email protected] English, a school crossing patrol offcer, and the Design and production – Xentrall Shared Services. frst of the council’s #50Faces – a celebration of the Distribution – Swift Advertising NE Ltd. Tel: 0191 unsung heroes who work hard every day to make 26 5 3207. Darlington a great place to live, work and visit. Acknowledgement - Scott Akoz Photography The next edition will be distributed from 2 September. If There’s so much going on this summer in Darlington you do not receive a copy by 9 September, please call for people of all ages so make sure you check out 406058. the what’s on guide on pages 31-34. I hope you all An audio version of One Darlington is also available at have a fantastic, fun and safe summer! www.onedarlington.org.uk www.onedarlington.org.uk one Darlington 03 A day in the life o Street Scene’s Anthony Whiteside, Neil Anderson and Stephen Clancy It’s always an early start for Anthony, Neil and Stephen collecting recycling from houses across the borough. They work every Tuesday to Friday helping you to recycle right. 6.30am 10am The team arrive at the yard, refuel the Back on the rounds. The crew wagon and get it ready for the day. There’s opens every recycling bin to a vehicle safety check to be carried out every take the paper caddy out and morning before the round can begin. that’s when they spot if people really have been recycling right. 7am Stephen said: “It’s amazing how many people throw dirty nappies The wagon leaves the yard and the into the recycling! I’m sure people collections start. The team usually works the know they can’t be recycled!” same two rounds every fortnight. Anthony added: “When the bins are tipped up to empty we see 9.30am what people have tried to hide Time for a break! The guys try to fnd at the bottom. It used to be somewhere to park up near shops so they grass cuttings but we hope now can grab something to eat. Anthony said: the new garden waste scheme “People might see a few wagons parked up has been introduced that won’t somewhere like Cockerton shops and think we happen as much. Hiding things are sitting with our feet up all day but it’s the in the bins doesn’t help anyone. only way we get a break. It’s not like an offce Just one bin of contaminated where you can get up and make a cup of tea recycling could mean a whole when you want. It would take too much time to wagon can’t be recycled so take the wagons back to the yard so we have everyone’s efforts have gone to to stop where we can!” waste.” 04 www.darlington.gov.uk/recyclerightwww.darlington.gov.uk e of... If a bin has contaminated recycling in it, the 2pm team won’t empty it More recycling is collected. and will leave a sticker Sometimes it can be a tight squeeze to get the wagon down streets where on explaining what you cars are parked on both sides. The team work as quickly as they can to should do. collect all the bins so please be patient if you are stuck behind a wagon! See page 19 4pm 101DARLINGTON Once the wagon is full it’s driven BOROUGH COUNCIL to the treatment works at Aycliffe You may have heard that all the recycling Village and emptied. This is usually is just thrown together in the back of the at the end of the round but sometimes, wagon despite you spending time sorting if a lot of people have been recycling it – this isn’t true. The wagons have three right, it will be emptied mid-round and compartments – two at the back – one for then collections will start again. paper and one for plastic and one at the side for glass. This means all the recycling is kept separated until it gets to the treatment 4.45pm works. Sometimes, if a wagon is in for repair, The end of the day! The wagon another vehicle with two compartments has is parked back up at the depot, any to be used but the recycling is still sorted faults are reported and then home for a when it gets to the treatment works. shower! www.darlington.gov.uk/recycleright one Darlington 05 Making Darling We know feeling safe and being part of a community are important to you – that is why we have created a new community safety team to work with you to make the town a safer place to live, work and visit. What does the com 18 TRADING PRIVATE STANDARDS SECTOR TEAM HOUSING TEAM This team is making sure you stay safe and If you rent from a private landlord, this team healthy by enforcing the laws that regulate makes sure your home is safe and ft to live the way goods and services are supplied in. If we fnd a landlord is breaking the rules and advertised. Their work covers product we will take action against them. We also safety; age restricted sales; counterfeit manage a number of projects to help goods; doorstep crime and animal people on lower incomes heat their health and welfare. The team also homes by replacing old boilers gives businesses advice so and central heating systems. they don’t break the law. COMMUNITY LICENSING We grant applications for a vast array of RESILIENCE licences including selling alcohol; holding car boot sales; taxi driving; scrap metal dealing OFFICER and even running a zoo! We deal with more We work in the community to fnd out what than 1,800 licence applications every year issues people are facing and what local services and are also on hand to act if someone they want to be provided. We are building doesn’t comply with the licence they are relationships between different groups in the town and working with the police and granted. other organisations to fnd long term solutions to the problems that are affecting your lives. 06 www.darlington.gov.uk/communitysafety t·~.-.- DARLINGTON ton safer IWi BOROUGH COUNCIL The team is based in the same building in Gladstone Our aim is to keep you safe and we are determined Street as the neighbourhood policing team which to make Darlington a place that residents and visitors means we can work really closely with the police to can enjoy.
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