Residents are being reminded of slight changes to refuse collections over the Christmas and new year period. The changes only affect collections that would have taken place on December 25 and January 1 - all others will take place as normal.
A "game-changing" vision to reinvent Middlesbrough town centre will gather pace in the New Year. Middlesbrough Council has received £14.1m to boost population and create a regional leisure hub following a bid to the Government's Future High Streets Fund.
A mammoth Christmas Eve effort has seen nearly 400 Christmas dinners delivered today to people in Middlesbrough who might otherwise go without. The authority teamed up with Linthorpe Road restaurant Oven who cooked the 370 Christmas dinners for elderly, vulnerable or lonely people.
A mam with a huge heart who brought Christmas joy to hundreds of families while raising money for her terminally ill friend has been named a Boro Hero. Caring Nicola Debnath-Warren, 35, has been championed by Middlesbrough Mayor Andy Preston after she was nominated for the award.
Traffic calming measures on a Middlesbrough estate are to be reviewed in the new year. In October Middlesbrough Council installed a temporary road closure at the junction of St Mary's Walk and Church Lane in Acklam.
Middlesbrough Council has amended a grant scheme aimed at supporting those businesses who continued trading but suffered a significant fall in income. Businesses in the hospitality, leisure, hotel, bed and breakfast and nursery education sectors which were not legally obliged to close were originally able to apply.
Young people around Middlesbrough are being invited to come forward and help shape the town's future. Anyone aged between 11 and 18 can get involved with Middlesbrough Youth Council and make sure the younger generation's voice is heard.
Middlesbrough Councillors have joined forces to help those in need, both at home and abroad. The independent, Labour and Conservative members have pledged to work throughout the year on the charitable initiative.
A mighty oak tree will stand in lasting tribute to the NHS heroes of Middlesbrough's Covid-19 response. Longlands & Beechwood ward member Cllr Joan McTigue paid for the oak from the allowance she receives, and is dedicating it those who have put their own lives on the line during the coronavirus pandemic.
Care home managers have explained the lengths they are going to so visits "that mean everything" can take place. A national programme that supplies rapid tests to homes is designed to enable safer visits.
Health chiefs are today reminding Teessiders of the rules surrounding support and childcare bubbles to help stop the spread of Covid-19. Misunderstanding what is and isn't allowed could contribute to the spread of infection.
The annual commemoration of one of the greatest atrocities in human history will be marked online this year. A service for Holocaust Memorial Day would normally be held by Teesside University with support from Middlesbrough Council.
People are being asked to warn family, friends, and vulnerable neighbours about fraudsters who try and exploit the coronavirus vaccine campaign, after two recent incidents being investigated by detectives.
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