Our Partners
The creation of the Visit Consett website would not have been possible without the support of a number of partner organisations.
The content on this website will continue to grow and we will keep adding to this list of organisations that have influenced and directed the content.
Derwent Valley Area Action Partnership
Derwent Valley Area Action Partnership gives people and organisations in the Derwent Valley area the opportunity to work together and take action on local issues.
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Derwent Valley Area Action Partnership
Derwent Valley Area Action Partnership gives people and organisations in the Derwent Valley area the opportunity to work together and take action on local issues.
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Ridgetek Web Solutions
Ridgetek Web Solutions is a web design and development company based in Metropolitan house, Gateshead. They specialise in creating and maintaining impactful online presences for clients across the North East and the United Kingdom. Ridgetek is in charge of the building and maintenance of the Visit Consett Website.
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Ridgetek Web Solutions
Ridgetek Web Solutions is a web design and development company based in Metropolitan house, Gateshead. They specialise in creating and maintaining impactful online presences for clients across the North East and the United Kingdom. Ridgetek is in charge of the hosting, building and maintenance of the Visit Consett Website.
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The Do Business Network
Do Business’ Network (DBN) is a dynamic business network that gives hands-on, practical support to small businesses across the north east.
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The Do Business Network
Do Business’ Network (DBN) is a dynamic business network that gives hands-on, practical support to small businesses across the north east.
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Project Genesis
Project Genesis was formed after the closure of the Consett Steel Works with one aim: to benefit the devastated local community. By developing the redundant land, the Trust has totally changed the landscape (for the better!), facilitated 200 million pounds worth of development and created hundreds of jobs for local people.
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Project Genesis
Project Genesis was formed after the closure of the Consett Steel Works with one aim: to benefit the devastated local community. By developing the redundant land, the Trust has totally changed the landscape (for the better!), facilitated 200 million pounds worth of development and created hundreds of jobs for local people.
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Shotley Bridge Village Trust
The Village Trust is a registered charity, which aims to improve the environment in the village and promote high standards of development, whether in new buildings or the renovation and alteration of existing ones.
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Shotley Bridge Village Trust
The Village Trust is a registered charity, which aims to improve the environment in the village and promote high standards of development, whether in new buildings or the renovation and alteration of existing ones.
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The Land of Oak and Iron
The Land of Oak & Iron operates as a Charitable Incorporated Organisation registered in England & Wales (Charity registration number 1188152).
It aims to promote the conservation, protection, and enhancement of the natural, industrial, and cultural heritage of the Land of Oak & Iron while advancing public education in these areas.
Following the conclusion of the Land of Oak & Iron Partnership in 2020, a group of enthusiastic volunteers established the Land of Oak & Iron Trust as a registered charity. They continue to collaborate with schools and youth groups, research the area’s history, and produce maps, books, and educational resources.
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The Land of Oak and Iron
The Land of Oak & Iron operates as a Charitable Incorporated Organisation registered in England & Wales (Charity registration number 1188152).
It aims to promote the conservation, protection, and enhancement of the natural, industrial, and cultural heritage of the Land of Oak & Iron while advancing public education in these areas.
Following the conclusion of the Land of Oak & Iron Partnership in 2020, a group of enthusiastic volunteers established the Land of Oak & Iron Trust as a registered charity. They continue to collaborate with schools and youth groups, research the area’s history, and produce maps, books, and educational resources.
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