Local government County Durham

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flag of durham county council since 1974, based on council s coat of arms. flag used unofficial flag of county durham until 2013.


the ceremonial county of durham administered 4 unitary authorities. ceremonial county has no administrative function, remains area lord lieutenant of durham , high sheriff of durham appointed.



county durham (governed durham county council): unitary district formed on 1 april 2009 replacing previous two-tier system of county council providing strategic services , 7 district councils providing more local facilities. has 126 councillors. 7 districts abolished were:

chester-le-street, including lumley, pelton , sacriston areas
derwentside, including consett , stanley
city of durham, including durham city , surrounding areas
easington, including seaham , new town of peterlee
borough of sedgefield, including spennymoor , newton aycliffe
teesdale, including barnard castle , villages of teesdale
wear valley, including bishop auckland, crook, willington, hunwick, , villages along weardale


the borough of darlington: before 1 april 1997, darlington district in two-tier arrangement durham county council.
the borough of hartlepool: until 1 april 1996 borough 1 of 4 districts in relatively short-lived county of cleveland, abolished.
the part of borough of stockton-on-tees north of centre of river tees. stockton part of cleveland until county s abolition in 1996. remainder of borough part of ceremonial county of north yorkshire.




^ county durham (structural change) order 2008 . office of public sector information. 2008. archived original on 23 april 2009. retrieved 18 april 2009. 
^ durham county council – districts of durham map archived 9 february 2009 @ wayback machine.. retrieved 30 november 2007.
^ durham (borough of darlington) (structural change) order 1995 . office of public sector information. 1995. archived original on 6 october 2008. retrieved 18 april 2009. 
^ cite error: named reference lieutenancies invoked never defined (see page).
^ cleveland (structural change) order 1995 . office of public sector information. 1995. archived original on 2 may 2009. retrieved 18 april 2009. 






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