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Drivers are being advised to plan their journeys ahead of the first of four weekend closures on the A19 Tees Viaduct.
Secondary school places in Middlesbrough will be available for every child needing one, it was announced this week. All current Year 6 children will be accommodated in September, with more than 82% securing their first choice of school.
An exciting two-year training programme for Early Years practitioners has been launched in Middlesbrough. The programme is aimed at those working with the most disadvantaged children aged between two and four, with an emphasis on improving school readiness.
Middlesbrough's Community Learning service has received high praise for creating an environment where people "flourish". The Middlesbrough Council service has been rated as a good educational provider by Ofsted following its latest inspection earlier this month.
A Middlesbrough Community Hub and Library is to officially re-open this week following an extensive refurbishment. A special celebration will be held at Hemlington Community Hub and Library on Thursday, which all residents are welcome to attend.
Brazen fly-tippers who dumped a load of rubble in broad daylight will be tracked down, Middlesbrough's Deputy Mayor has pledged. The anti-social duo were caught on camera on Thursday, February 13 when they chose the junction of Downside Road and Ashford Avenue for their illegal venture.
Services across Middlesbrough are adapting fast to meet the latest Government guidance on the Coronavirus pandemic. The drive to slow the spread of the disease was dramatically escalated this week, with the public told to stay at home where possible, avoid gatherings and all unnecessary travel.
Consumers are being warned to be on the alert for fraudsters taking advantage of the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic. The scammers are preying on fear and uncertainty surrounding the disease to set up fake advertisements for goods in short supply and send out emails about the Coronavirus.
Middlesbrough Mayor Andy Preston today branded as ‘cowards' those behind a mindless attack on cars of workers providing vital support for the vulnerable. And he called on anyone with information on those responsible to come forward and help bring them to justice.
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