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Business start-up Press On Vinyl is the latest company to set up at Tees Advanced Manufacturing Park (TeesAMP). The founding directors have been part of the local music scene for the past 20 years and have now turned pleasure into business by setting up a vinyl record manufacturing plant.
Proposals to build nearly 100 high quality homes inspired by Middlesbrough's digital growth - with a nod to the town's origins - have been put forward. The Boho residential development will take place on land between Gosford Street and Feversham Street in Middlehaven.
Urgent repairs are to be undertaken at a key Middlesbrough junction. The resurfacing works on the A172 Stokesley Road/Dixons Bank near Marton Shops will start today (Tuesday, April 6) and are expected to take up to six days to complete.
A brand new community centre for east Middlesbrough could soon become a reality if planning approval is given. Councillors will meet next week to consider the proposals for the new facility which would replace the former Southlands Centre.
A cinema, bowling alley and even a brewery form part of the bold vision for a key part of central Middlesbrough. Major changes to Captain Cook Square will boost the town's economy for years to come, according to a report to senior Councillors.
Middlesbrough Mayor Andy Preston has urged people in the town to not let their Covid guard down to the Easter break and good weather. The Mayor has asked for common sense to be applied alongside sticking to the current regulations.
Urgent repairs are to be undertaken at a key Middlesbrough junction. The resurfacing works on the A172 Stokesley Road/Dixons Bank near Marton Shops will start on Tuesday (April 6) and are expected to take up to six days to complete.
The managing director of an international company expanding into Middlesbrough has told how he sees "nothing but huge growth" for the town. Tom Smyth of global luxury serviced apartments business Dream Apartments said he was drawn to the huge positivity he saw in Middlesbrough.
Businesses across Middlesbrough are being warned not to re-open or try to operate illegally before the Covid-19 restrictions are lifted. The alert comes after two town centre businesses - a hairdressers and a barbers shop - were caught operating behind closed doors.
Chewing gum is an unsightly menace that plagues roads and pavements up and down the land. UK consumers get through up to four million pieces of gum every year, and it's a problem that lands UK councils with an eye-watering annual clean-up bill of around £60 million.
A partnership is being launched to find a future for some of Middlesbrough's most domineering yet unused buildings.
A Middlesbrough Bus Station security guard who saved the life of a commuter three times in his first week in the job is the town's latest Boro Hero.
The importance of regular Covid tests is being stressed as new figures are released on community testing. In Middlesbrough almost 7,000 tests have identified 27 positive cases since the Council's programme was launched in February.
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