How to magnify web pages?

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Windows

Zoom in

To zoom into the webpage making all the content larger hold Ctrl (Control key) and press the (plus) + key.

Zoom out

To zoom out of the webpage making all the content smaller hold Ctrl (Control key) and press the (minus) - key.

Reset scale

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Apple Mac

The same proceedures are used on Apple Macs but Ctrl is replaced by the Command key.

DAMHA News

  • The past we inherit

    The past we inherit

    The past we inherit, the future we build – an ethos that drives the ambitious regeneration of Durham’s iconic Redhills building and one which also encompasses the beliefs of Durham Aged Mineworkers’ Homes Association. So, it’s entirely fitting that Nick Malyan, the man leading the transformation of Redhills, has also become the latest recruit to […]

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  • An ideal candidate

    An ideal candidate

    With a personal history rooted in mining communities and living in one of our bungalows, Pauline Boll is an ideal candidate to represent residents on the board of Durham Aged Mineworkers’ Homes Association. Pauline, 69, was appointed in September and is helping to shape the role. “I will bring a different perspective to the board […]

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  • Two goals

    Two goals

    DAMHA Compliance Officer Stuart Hinde achieved two goals when he completed his first marathon – boosting his own health and raising funds for a charity that cares for people at their lowest ebb. Stuart, 43, completed the Yorkshire Marathon in October, just a few months after taking up running. “At the beginning of the year […]

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  • Dancing with Bananarama

    Dancing with Bananarama

    As a qualified engineer working for the past 20 years for housing associations, DAMHA’s new Technical Inspector Dave Nelson has a wide range of experience – and that includes dancing with Bananarama. When Dave was studying for his engineering qualifications he earned some extra cash by working part-time as a club doorman and this led […]

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  • A big step

    A big step

    Having effectively worked for the same housing provider for the past 30 years, making the switch to DAMHA was a big step for Michael Wright. In the end it was the human factor – both in terms of the people he’d be working with and for – that persuaded him to leave housing giant Karbon […]

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  • Go for a job

    Go for a job

    Jason Fielding thought he’d be with the family accountancy firm for life until a friend persuaded him to go for a job with Durham Aged Mineworkers’ Homes Association. And though it’s been a whirlwind first few months since he accepted the post of finance manager, Jason is pleased he listened to IT manager Chris Fox […]

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  • 100 years

    100 years

    People living in homes managed by DAMHA recently came together to celebrate 100 years since the properties were built. Residents at Vesper House Cottages in Seaton Carew, near Hartlepool, marked the centenary with a street party. Among those who attended were the descendants of Lieutenant Colonel William Thomlinson, who built the cottages in 1923 and […]

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Journalists wanting more information on Durham Aged Mineworkers’ Homes Association can contact Neil Shaefer on 07732 210262 or email neil@shaeferpr.com