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A trio of jazz greats will be featured at Middlesbrough Town Hall this autumn in a unique line-up of musical evenings to suit all fans. Jeremy McMurray and the Jazz Pocket Orchestra return for another evening of pie, peas and jazz at the Jazz Supper.
Work is set to start on a major revamp of a key part of Middlesbrough's historic heart. The news comes as one of the town's iconic symbols - the statue of legendary ironmaster and founding father Henry Bolckow - celebrates its 140th birthday.
A pioneering unit supporting parents and families of premature babies is going from strength to strength. Leo's Neonatal recently became one of the first good causes to sign up to the Middlesbrough Lottery, with work on its new base set for completion by the end of the year.
Master jam maker Rosalind Waugh's tasty creations have landed another top award - and now there's a chance to learn from the best. The talented chef scooped a coveted 2 Star award in the 2021 national Great Taste Awards - her seventh GTA accolade since 2018.
Volunteers are wanted for a community litter pick in Middlesbrough as seeds are sewn for increased green initiatives. The event takes place in North Ormesby on Thursday, October 21 from 1pm-3pm. Everyone is welcome and volunteers are advised to meet at North Ormesby Hub on Derwent Street.
A membership drive is underway at Middlesbrough croquet club with the physical and mental health benefits promoted. Middlesbrough Mayor Andy Preston, his deputy Cllr Mieka Smiles visited the club to hear about the wide-ranging paybacks from the sport.
The runaway leaders in Middlesbrough’s Beat the Street competition are loving the chance to get outdoors and stay active. Acklam Whin Primary School have stormed into a commanding lead after the first week of the free game that encourages families to walk, cycle or run.
Middlesbrough Mayor Andy Preston has welcomed a new employer to the town as its new recruits get down to work. Established customer services business Echo-U has opened its third UK base at Boho Zero, close to the railway station.
Saturday’s Orange Pip Market has been cancelled due to safety fears. High winds are forecast to continue this weekend and concerns over structures such as marquees used at the event have led to the decision.
Middlesbrough's fortnightly green waste service is set to make its annual change to a monthly collection, with households receiving one collection per month in October and November. Residents are advised to consult their collection calendar which is available online or via the Contact Centre.
Dangerous hygiene conditions have seen a Middlesbrough food business shut down with immediate effect. Environmental Health Officers put the emergency closure in place following a visit to North Yorkshire Farm Produce last Thursday (October 14).
Middlesbrough's annual Trafalgar Day Parade and Service takes place on Sunday, October 24. This year's event marks the 216th anniversary of the Battle of Trafalgar on the Sunday closest to October 21.
Patients across Teesside and North Yorkshire are being asked to return any walking frames, crutches and walking sticks that they no longer need. South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is holding an equipment amnesty until Friday 29 October. Any walking aids will be gratefully received back with 'no questions asked'.
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