Latest news stories from Middlesbrough Council
Middlesbrough's Mayor says the Middlesbrough Gift Card can be an ‘ultimate gift' for any Boro mum ahead of Mother's Day. The Middlesbrough Gift Card was launched last year to encourage people to spend locally and support home-grown businesses and independent traders.
A popular Middlesbrough green space is set to be given official Village Green status. The parcel of land at The Avenue in Nunthorpe will get protected status if the proposal is approved by Middlesbrough Council's Executive.
Hot meals and holiday clubs will be made available to disadvantaged children around Middlesbrough after government funding was confirmed. The cash will fund food, sport and exercise sessions and education around nutrition for more than 8,000 children and young people in receipt of free school meals related benefits.
New CCTV has been installed on Middlesbrough Theatre and warning letters issued after lockdown complaints about anti-social behaviour. The Council's neighbourhood safety officers have taken action following information from concerned members of the public in Linthorpe.
Brazen fly-tippers have been caught on camera dumping a mattress on a Middlesbrough estate. Now the town's newly formed Environment and Community Services Fly-tipping Squad is appealing for help to track them down.
A new proposal for Middlesbrough Council's headquarters will see the authority remain at the heart of the town. The move would see Council staff relocate from the crumbling Civic Centre to nearby Fountain Court in Centre Square.
A unique Middlesbrough beauty spot is set to become a major local attraction with a £250,000 upgrade. The town’s Teessaurus Park on the banks of the River Tees is set to be improved beyond all recognition if plans from Middlesbrough Council’s Executive are approved.
Middlesbrough residents are being informed of how green waste collections will run in 2021. The Middlesbrough Council service is set to resume on Tuesday, April 6 and will return to a fortnightly collection until the end of September.
The compassionate work of Middlesbrough Council's community safety team has been highlighted in a varied week helping a series of vulnerable and distressed people. Among the issues dealt with have been a council car park attendant talking down a man from the top of Zetland car park.
A new Council team has gone straight into action in a Middlesbrough-wide fly-tipping crackdown. And a warning has been sounded to rogue traders offering bogus refuse disposal services that they will be caught and prosecuted.
Urgent repairs are to be undertaken at a key Middlesbrough junction. The resurfacing works on the A172 Stokesley Road/Dixons Bank near Marton Shops will start today (Tuesday, April 6) and are expected to take up to six days to complete.
Proposals to build nearly 100 high quality homes inspired by Middlesbrough's digital growth - with a nod to the town's origins - have been put forward. The Boho residential development will take place on land between Gosford Street and Feversham Street in Middlehaven.
Business start-up Press On Vinyl is the latest company to set up at Tees Advanced Manufacturing Park (TeesAMP). The founding directors have been part of the local music scene for the past 20 years and have now turned pleasure into business by setting up a vinyl record manufacturing plant.
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