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After the announcement from the Prime Minister on Sunday 10 May, Middlesbrough Register Office is still closed to the public. Changes to the services offered are still in place. Read the Register Office latest update.

There are a number of changes/closures to our cemeteries and crematorium services, and new guidance about attending funerals and burials. Read the Bereavement Services latest update.

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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Bereavement Services update

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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Register Office update

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Book an appointment to register a birth

Cemeteries and crematorium

Cemeteries and crematorium

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Bereavement Services update

Burial charges (2020/2021)

Cremation charges (2020/2021)

Burial and cremation searches

Crematorium and cemeteries opening times

Headstone safety programme

Memorials and remembrance

Public Space Protection Order (cemeteries and crematorium)

Teesside Crematorium

What to do when someone dies

Coroner and inquests

Coroner and inquests

This week's inquests

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Coroner's Service for Teesside

Citizenship ceremonies

Citizenship ceremonies

Public health funerals and estates referred to the Treasury Solicitor

Public health funerals and estates referred to the Treasury Solicitor

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Marriages and civil partnerships

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Latest News

Middlesbrough parks to return to normal hours

Middlesbrough's parks will return to normal summer opening hours, Mayor Andy Preston has announced. The change will come into effect on Monday, June 1, and will also see the re-opening of the car park at Stewart Park. Nationwide rules continue to apply and the parks will continue to be monitored including by Council Street Wardens.

Menthol ban welcomed in anti-smoking drive

The nationwide ban on menthol flavoured cigarettes and tobacco has been hailed as another important step in the fight to stamp out the habit. Health chiefs say the ban - which came into force earlier this month (May 20) - will help prevent children taking up smoking.

Want to do good in the community? £1,500 grants available

Community groups or projects in Middlesbrough that could do with a little helping hand can access grants of up to £1,500. The Community Fund programme is open to residents or small groups who have an idea to do something good in their community or established groups seeking extra support for their work.

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