Middlesbrough residents are being asked to put forward the issues that matter to them which can be scrutinised to help inform council policy. The scrutiny process involves Middlesbrough's elected councillors examining any topic which impacts on the local area.
A flytipper held his hands up and said "yeah, fair enough" when confronted by a Middlesbrough Council neighbourhood safety warden. The incident occurred on Friday, January 29 at around 5pm when a white transit type van was captured on CCTV arriving at an entrance to Metz Bridge Caravan site.
A series of community support measures are being targeted at a Middlesbrough estate. It comes as residents in Pallister Park and the wider east Middlesbrough area demonstrated their support for a Polish family who had their vehicle damaged and were subject to racist abuse by youths.
New weekly sessions have been launched in Middlesbrough to help get men talking - and save lives. Andy's Man Club offers men a space where they can talk and benefit from peer-to-peer support based around talking sessions every Monday.
Bars, pubs and eateries across Middlesbrough are being urged to play their part in stemming the spread of the deadly coronavirus pandemic. The warning from Middlesbrough Council's Public Protection Service follows a spate of flagrant rule breaches after Monday's easing of lockdown restrictions.
Middlesbrough business owners are being urged to apply for grants to help them get back to business. The Government's Restart Grant scheme is now open and Middlesbrough Council is encouraging local eligible businesses to apply.
After more than a year without events in the town, Run For All, in partnership with Middlesbrough Council and Everyone Active are pleased to announce that the Middlesbrough 10K is back for 2021.
'Just do it!' - that's the advice from Middlesbrough mum Emma Mussard on a life-changing career move. The perfect job may be a pipedream for most, but when Emma made the switch from nursing to fostering, she never looked back.
A true army of selfless volunteers is proving a lifeline for those struggling for food and shelter during lockdown. The Salvation Army are on the pandemic frontline with hot food, friendship and support for those in need during the worst public health crisis in living memory.
We’re looking for your views on new residential plans for the Boho Zone. The area close to Middlesbrough Railway Station, which encompasses the Boho Zone, is being regenerated. The deadline for you to have your say is 16 April.
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