Latest news stories from Middlesbrough Council
Vandals are being hunted after a knife attack on around 20 trees took place in a popular Middlesbrough park.
The FA Cup fourth round games between Middlesbrough and Newport (christened the 'Transporter Derby') proved to have a positive outcome for building bridges between the two areas.
This year's panto at Middlesbrough Theatre, Sleeping Beauty, will star Anne Hegerty (The Governess from ITV’s The Chase) and Philip Green (Britain’s Got Talent).
Pupils at a Middlesbrough school have become the first in the country to be recognised for promoting positive mental health among their fellow students.
Middlesbrough's Centre Square fountain has this week been running green to raise awareness of sexual abuse and sexual violence.
The latest investment works have begun to transform Middlesbrough’s Newham Grange Farm into a regional visitor attraction.
Middlesbrough's Grade A office development is already benefiting the local economy by more than £1m – before they have even been completed.
Middlesbrough Council has signalled its commitment to helping end mental health discrimination.
Nepacs is inviting friends and families of prisoners in north east prisons to come along to an event in March to have their say on how well local prisons support family ties.
One of the most important, politically charged and thought-provoking duos on the UK music scene will be live at Middlesbrough Town Hall on Friday, March 8.
Cutting edge tech companies are flocking to the Enterprise Zone at the heart of Middlesbrough’s historic quarter.
Prevention work by Cleveland Fire Brigade continues to pay dividends as the number of emergency incidents continues to go down.
Smokers are being encouraged to quit this No Smoking Day (March 13) to feel the benefits of better health and to reduce the risk of 16 types of cancer.
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