2016 Marton West neighbourhood planning referendum

Middlesbrough is now a COVID-19 High alert level area - what does this mean?

The Marton West Neighbourhood Plan was accepted on Thursday 20 October 2016.

Name of option	Number of votes
Yes	605
No	71

Electorate: 4335
Ballot papers issued:
Turnout: 15.62%

View the Declaration of Results (PDF)

Latest News

Attend appointments on your own if you can

South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is urging people to help keep everyone safe by attending hospital appointments on their own wherever possible. As coronavirus admissions continue to rise, the trust is trying to keep the number of people on its hospital and healthcare sites to a minimum.

Middlesbrough move for global tech firm

A rapidly expanding global technology company is set to move into Grade A office space in Middlesbrough's Centre Square. Causeway, which creates technological solutions to transform commercial performance in construction, are to occupy the top floor of One Centre Square.

Council steps in to help families buy half-term food

Middlesbrough Council hopes to be a “force for social good” by helping to feed children who qualify for free school meals next week. October half-term comes at a challenging time for many families with the Covid crisis leaving more people out of work or working fewer hours.