Features 
Dragons: Still alive and kicking in Durham.(0)
For an ice hockey club that have had no home-ice to call their own for thirteen years, it’s a remarkable achievement that Durham Dragons can still proudly claim to be ‘The only team to survive the closure of the Riverside Rink’. The nomadic recreational side, formed in the 1990s have seen them move from rink-to-rink [...]
Young Durham Star to Head to the States with GB team
Josh Nimmins is a talented 14 year old roller hockey player from Durham City, so talented in fact that he is soon to be crossing the Atlantic to play for his country in a tournament in the United States. A major ambition of his however is to play ice hockey for his home town club.
Josh, [...]
Durham skater helps break world record
Congratulations to former Durham figure skater Samantha Mason who is in the Guinness Book of Records after completing the world’s biggest ‘wheel on ice.’ Sam was the 65th and final skater to join the wheel making it a Guinness World Record for Robin Cousins’ (MBE) Holiday On Ice team. The successful record attempt was made on [...]
The Rink that Nearly Happened
In 2004, the CDIF in conjunction with Sedgefield Borough Council commissoned a Feasibility Study to examine the possibility of redeveloping part of Newton Aycliffe’s Leisure Centre to incorporate a first-floor ice facility. Intially, spectator capacity was restricted to 600 spectators, however as the study progressed, it became clear that the rink would be able to [...]
More in this category:
- An Interview with Jim Hall (2004)
- An interview with Nick Quail (2005)
- An Interview with Ian Cooper (2006)
- Video – Appletise unveilled as sponsors, August 1991
- The Summer of 1995
- Video – Durham Wasps win Wembley, April 1991
- Video – ‘Sasha Joins the Wasps’ Documentary, March 1990
- Video – Castle Eden Cup intro, February 1988
- Video – Ice Rink Closure Protest, August 1996
- Video – Durham City Wasps launch, August 1995
- Video – BBC Sportsnight feature on Durham Wasps, April 1991
- Video – Warriors v Wasps, May 2008