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One of the government's top scientific advisors visited Middlesbrough to understand the local public health challenges and how research can help address them.
An amazing alley makeover has added a splash of spring colour to a local community, and are afoot to give other alleyways and neighbourhoods a similar revamp.
Residents and businesses are being asked for their views on new measures to crack down on crime and anti-social behaviour.
Mayor Andy Preston has unveiled his new Executive, following the announcement earlier this week of Councillor Antony High as Deputy Mayor and Drug Tsar.
New deputy mayor Cllr Antony High has been given a special mandate to tackle the growing drug problem which the mayor says is “killing the centre of town”.
Hundreds of people across Tees Valley decided to switch driving the car alone to work last month in favour of more sustainable forms of transport, prompting a dramatic increase in in cycling, walking and car-sharing across Tees Valley.
Middlesbrough residents are being asked to put forward the issues that matter to them which can be scrutinised to help form council policy.
A Summer fun day will be held at Easterside Community Hub on Wednesday, August 23.
Local charity ARCH North East will be celebrating the difference volunteers make to their work and thanking them for all their time and dedication during this year's Volunteers' Week, which runs from 1-7 June 2019.
Ayresome Primary School in Middlesbrough is celebrating after landing two prestigious awards.
Mayor Andy Preston is proposing a month of action in which Middlesbrough Council, voluntary groups and residents work together to make big environmental improvements.
A mindless vandal attack on trees in a Middlesbrough beauty spot, Linthorpe Cemetery and Nature Reserve, has been condemned.
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