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Register Office fees (2020/2021)

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Booking fee

Non-refundable booking fee: £30

Notice

Notice of marriage/civil partnership (per person): £35
(an additional £12 is payable per person if you need to be referred to the Home Office)

Civil marriage and civil partnership ceremonies

Premier ceremonies – enhanced ceremonies

All prices include the cost of one certificate and presentation wallet. A statutory ceremony is also available, please contact us for details.

Monday to Thursday

Victoria Room (20 guests maximum): £202

Erimus Room (70 guests maximum): £288

Approved venue: £402

Friday

Victoria Room (20 guests maximum): £222

Erimus Room (70 guests maximum): £308

Approved venue: £418

Saturday

Victoria Room (20 guests maximum): £242

Erimus Room (70 guests maximum): £332

Approved venue: £465

Sunday and Bank Holiday

Approved venue: £524

Fee policy

Ceremonies

All ceremonies must be paid for at least 8 weeks before the date of the ceremony, or on the day of booking if the ceremony is to take place within 4 weeks.

Notice of marriage

The appropriate fee per notice is taken as an advance fee at the time of booking the appointment.

Refund policy

Please refer to the Register Office terms and conditions.

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Views sought on Marton West neighbourhood plan

Local residents are being asked for their views on future development in a key Middlesbrough Community. Over the next six weeks they'll have the chance to have their say on the Marton West Neighbourhood Plan. Those views - which can be submitted until Monday, October 26 - will then be fed into an independent public examination.

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Residents across Middlesbrough are being asked for their views on bigger bins and a proposed move from weekly to fortnightly bin collections. The move - aimed at boosting recycling rates, reducing carbon emissions and waste going to landfill and saving money - would see household waste and recycling collected every two weeks.

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