People
43,000 city residents
31,400 of working age
107,000 people within 5 miles
511,000 people within 10 miles
2.56m people within 60 mins
Employment
430,000 employed in Durham City’s catchment
35,000 workers commute into County Durham
20-29 y/o make up 23% of the working population
£23,590 median pay in the Durham catchment
Skills & Talent
18,000 students at Durham University
105,000 students attend the region’s 5 universities
30% employment in DCIT, renewables, environmental technologies, tourism & leisure
15.6% of Durham’s catchment are fully qualified professionals
Durham has become the location of choice for people working in the city and beyond, all of whom take advantage of the connectivity that makes it so accessible. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Sunderland, Darlington and the Tees Valley are within a 20 mile radius and only 3 minutes' walk away, Durham Rail station connects London King’s Cross in less than 3 hours, Edinburgh in 1 hour 50 minutes, York in 43 minutes and Newcastle city centre in just 12 minutes.
By Air
Newcastle Airport: 24 miles
Durham Tees Valley Airport: 25 miles
By Rail
Durham City Station: 3 minute walk
Newcastle: 12 mins
York: 43 mins
Edinburgh: 1hr 50 mins
London: 2hrs 54 mins
By Car
A1M: 3 miles
Sunderland: 16 miles
Middlesbrough: 22 miles
Teesside: 22 miles
Tyneside: 24 miles
Newcastle: 24 miles
With its iconic Cathedral and Castle World Heritage Site and prestigious university campus, Durham is an undisputed cultural powerhouse. It’s a medieval city with a modern and lively heart, all complemented by a fantastic range of shops, cafés and boutiques.
It’s only 12 miles from Newcastle city centre and the Metro Centre, Europe’s largest shopping complex. This combination of unrivalled benefits is why Durham is such an attractive place to work, study, live and visit.
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