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Mayor, Councillors and Committees

Community councils

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There are 19 community councils across Middlesbrough. They provide a forum for local residents to:

  • Voice their opinions and concerns about their local area
  • Receive reports from local police and street wardens
  • Discuss and comment on local planning applications
  • Receive and make decisions on small grants to local groups

Middlesbrough is divided into four areas, composed of a number of wards. To find out more about a community council in your ward (if one exists), please call the number for that area.

For more information on community councils in the following areas:

Area Wards Phone number
East Middlesbrough
  • Brambles and Thorntree
  • Berwick Hills and Pallister
  • ​North Ormesby
  • Park End and Beckfield
 01642 207270
North Middlesbrough
  • Central
  • Linthorpe
  • Longlands and Beechwood
  • Newport
  • Park
 01642 802890
West Middlesbrough
  • Acklam
  • Ayresome
  • Kader
  • ​Ladgate 
  • Trimdon
 01642 278444
South Middlesbrough
  • Coulby Newham
  • Hemlington
  • ​Marton East
  • Marton West
  • Nunthorpe
  • Stainton & Thornton
 01642 726190

Latest News

Warning sounded over fly-tip conmen

Callous conmen are leaving residents at risk of hefty fines for the illegal dumping of household rubbish. Middlesbrough Mayor Andy Preston today urged law-abiding members of the community to help turn the tide on the unscrupulous trade in illegal waste dumping.

Carolann and Malcolm recall 22 years of fostering in Middlesbrough

Bouncing a young baby on her knee, Carolann Bullock glances at her husband Malcolm and smiles warmly as they recall their 22 years of fostering in Middlesbrough. Over the years, more than 200 children have been welcomed with open arms, showered with love and warmth and understanding, by the pair and their family.

Boro Hero award for generous sweet shop owner

A sweet shop owner who has helped provide Middlesbrough Food Bank with more than a tonne of food has been honoured. Jamie Johnson who runs JJ’s Sweet Surprise in the Hill Street shopping centre is the latest Boro Hero and has been presented with his award by Middlesbrough Mayor Andy Preston.
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