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The owner of a Middlesbrough shisha lounge has been fined a total of £2,638.20 after allowing customers to smoke in the premises.
Dental teams met in Middlesbrough this week with a shared aim – to better children’s oral health in the region.
An agency that helps people across Middlesbrough maintain their independence has gained national recognition.
Captain Cook Birthplace Museum will open their “Great Cabinet of Curiosities” collection in an event aimed at older learners.
Record numbers of children in Middlesbrough completed the Animal Agents summer Reading Challenge during the school summer holidays.
A clothing bank “with a difference” has been shortlisted for a national award for its contribution to helping people in Middlesbrough lead better lives.
Middlesbrough Sea Cadets host the annual Trafalgar Day Parade and Service on Sunday, October 29.
Cleveland Police and the PCC for Cleveland are reminding people to use the online reporting tool TrueVision at http://www.report-it.org.uk
Cleveland Fire Brigade is urging residents to be extra vigilant if using candles over the winter months and also for those who celebrate the Hindu festival of Diwali.
Drivers flouting clear parking restrictions at a key Middlesbrough leisure venue are being warned they face fines if they continue to break the rules.
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The multi-million pound restoration of Middlesbrough Town Hall has now passed the halfway mark – and the public can see the work for themselves.
Plans to secure and develop the future of a key leisure destination are to be drawn up by Middlesbrough Council.
Empty property owners are being urged to access funding to help bring homes back into use.
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