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EDHCC
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EDHCCEast Durham and Houghall Community College (UK)
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The plan for a Centre for Creative Excellence included a film studio, a four-star hotel with 150 beds and smaller business hotel, and a campus for 1,500 to 2,000 students linked to the University of Sunderland and East Durham and Houghall Community College, Peterlee.
May: Ferry services fall victim to the slowdown; Annual Review by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
David, who received a pounds 2,000 enterprise grant and business support from New Deal for Communities (NDC), said: "I gained an HND in arboriculture from East Durham and Houghall Community College and gardening has always been a hobby of mine.
David's got a growing business; Small business by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
East Durham and Houghall Community College is to commission consultants to look at options for the 500-acre site in countryside near Shincliffe, which is home to the college's land-based courses.
Report into college plan by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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