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Middlesbrough residents are being informed of how green waste collections will run in 2021. The Middlesbrough Council service is set to resume on Tuesday, April 6 and will return to a fortnightly collection until the end of September.
The compassionate work of Middlesbrough Council's community safety team has been highlighted in a varied week helping a series of vulnerable and distressed people. Among the issues dealt with have been a council car park attendant talking down a man from the top of Zetland car park.
A new Council team has gone straight into action in a Middlesbrough-wide fly-tipping crackdown. And a warning has been sounded to rogue traders offering bogus refuse disposal services that they will be caught and prosecuted.
A revamped Youth Service that will cater for all young people across Middlesbrough is unveiled this week. The comprehensive approach marks a major step forward for provision in the town and follows a tendering process to find the best providers.
Hundreds of taxi drivers in Middlesbrough now have access to regular rapid Covid-19 tests. Boro Cars has set up a test site in partnership with Middlesbrough Council and NHS Test and Trace, with testing carried out by the Boro Cars admin team who have all undergone NHS training.
White it may have been quiet in Middlesbrough town centre of late, time certainly hasn’t stood still. The impact of Covid-19 has turned routines upside down and confined most people to their homes. Just a short stroll from the bus station, however, part of the town’s skyline is being overhauled...
A brand new arts and heritage project is up and running at a popular Middlesbrough leisure attraction. Visitors young and old are being inspired to find out more about Newham Grange Farm's amazing history.
Leaders from key organisations across Cleveland have urged local people to continue their efforts to drive down Covid-19. The Local Resilience Forum (LRF) says that now is a crucial time to stick to the rules so that restrictions can be cautiously eased over the coming months.
Heart disease, lung disease, cancer and stroke are good reasons to stop smoking – but reducing stress is one which is much less well known.
Middlesbrough has been named a ‘Tree City of the World' in recognition of its commitment to urban forestry. Tree Cities of the World aims to create more green spaces in urban areas by recognising the cities that do it well.
Middlesbrough residents are being asked to put forward the issues that matter to them which can be scrutinised to help inform council policy. The scrutiny process involves Middlesbrough's elected councillors examining any topic which impacts on the local area.
A flytipper held his hands up and said "yeah, fair enough" when confronted by a Middlesbrough Council neighbourhood safety warden. The incident occurred on Friday, January 29 at around 5pm when a white transit type van was captured on CCTV arriving at an entrance to Metz Bridge Caravan site.
A series of community support measures are being targeted at a Middlesbrough estate. It comes as residents in Pallister Park and the wider east Middlesbrough area demonstrated their support for a Polish family who had their vehicle damaged and were subject to racist abuse by youths.
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