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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.
Stay home, stay safe, and save lives - that's the message from senior officers at Cleveland Police ahead of the Easter weekend. By staying home, not only do you protect loved ones, but the many selfless keyworkers risking their lives to save others.
Public areas of Middlesbrough are to be spruced up following the first wave of the Council's response to the Coronavirus pandemic. Now the Council's Community and Shielding Hubs are up and running, and with communities adjusting to the Government's lockdown regulations, some Area Care services are being reinstated.
Information on following the government's Coronavirus advice has been translated into an array of languages for Middlesbrough's diverse communities. More than 1,000 leaflets are being hand-delivered to non-English speakers this week in Newport and North Ormesby.
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