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Digital Audience and Content Editor at The Northern Echo. From Newton Aycliffe and doesn't care who knows it. Knows a lot of stuff about William Shatner.
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Who was Mary Simpson and why is she honoured on a green plaque in Darlington?

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By Andrew White Verified
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Today's Object of the Week is a green plaque on a Darlington wall, bearing the name of a woman who quietly changed railway history. If you stand near North Road, close to the old heart of Darlington's railway story, you'll now find a plaque honouring Mary Simpson – officially recognised as the first recorded female employee of the Stockton & Darlington Railway (S&DR).
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Review: Actor brings Oscar Wilde to life to captivate Darlington Hippodrome audience

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By Andrew White Verified
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REVIEW: The Importance of Being Oscar, Darlington Hippodrome There is something inherently risky about a one-man play, but The Importance of Being Oscar at Darlington Hippodrome proves just how compelling it can be when done well. Brought to the stage by Original Theatre and Reading Rep Theatre, Micheal Mac Liammoir's celebrated work charts the rise and fall of Oscar Wilde through his own words, offering a portrait that is as witty as it is moving.
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York author’s debut fantasy novel gains high praise after standout reader vote

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By Andrew White Verified
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A debut fantasy novel set against the historic backdrop of York has earned both critical acclaim and a major reader-voted accolade. Featherfall, written by York author Jerry Ibbotson, was named joint winner of the York St John University Big Summer Read 2026, following a record-breaking public vote. The novel shares the title with Hex House by fellow graduate Amy Jane Stewart, with the two books securing more than 80 per cent of the overall vote between them.
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