
Conservation work begins at Durham Castle’s Norman Chapel
The first phase of the project will include repairing the water damage to the Chapel's sandstone walls.

The first phase of the project will include repairing the water damage to the Chapel's sandstone walls.

The project ends in December, but the team are still looking for more places to excavate. For more information, see www.thebishopbigdig.com.

Tours take place at 2pm Wednesday to Sunday and are free for visitors with admission to Auckland Castle.

At over 500 pages, David Mason’s volume on Roman activity in County Durham is the first comprehensive analysis of Roman military and civilian activity for this part of north-east England; many of the sites have not previously been examined in…

Built in 1943, at first to house low-risk Italian and later German prisoners of war, the camp is remarkably complete, and includes both the prisoners’ and guards’ compounds.