Leisure venues

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Middlesbrough's leisure venues are managed on behalf of the council by Everyone Active. All links will take you directly to Everyone Active's website.

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Middlesbrough Cycle Circuit

Middlesbrough Cycle Circuit

Middlesbrough Skate Park

Middlesbrough Skate Park

Middlesbrough Sports Village

Middlesbrough Sports Village

Municipal Golf Centre

Municipal Golf Centre

Neptune Centre

Rainbow Centre

Latest News

Food business closed over hygiene breaches

Dangerous hygiene conditions have seen a Middlesbrough food business shut down with immediate effect. Environmental Health Officers put the emergency closure in place following a visit to North Yorkshire Farm Produce last Thursday (October 14).

Trafalgar Day parade and service 2021

Middlesbrough's annual Trafalgar Day Parade and Service takes place on Sunday, October 24. This year's event marks the 216th anniversary of the Battle of Trafalgar on the Sunday closest to October 21.

Do you have any walking aids which are no longer needed?

Patients across Teesside and North Yorkshire are being asked to return any walking frames, crutches and walking sticks that they no longer need. South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is holding an equipment amnesty until Friday 29 October. Any walking aids will be gratefully received back with 'no questions asked'.

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Latest News

Food business closed over hygiene breaches

Dangerous hygiene conditions have seen a Middlesbrough food business shut down with immediate effect. Environmental Health Officers put the emergency closure in place following a visit to North Yorkshire Farm Produce last Thursday (October 14).

Trafalgar Day parade and service 2021

Middlesbrough's annual Trafalgar Day Parade and Service takes place on Sunday, October 24. This year's event marks the 216th anniversary of the Battle of Trafalgar on the Sunday closest to October 21.

Do you have any walking aids which are no longer needed?

Patients across Teesside and North Yorkshire are being asked to return any walking frames, crutches and walking sticks that they no longer need. South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is holding an equipment amnesty until Friday 29 October. Any walking aids will be gratefully received back with 'no questions asked'.

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