Council backtracks over plans to remove ornaments from cemetery’s graves after complaints
A COUNCIL has backtracked over plans to remove ornaments from a cemetery’s graves after complaints from residents.
Police probe after asylum seeking children go missing from council care
CLEVELAND Police are investigating several cases where unaccompanied asylum seeking children have arrived at Teesport from overseas and then gone missing when placed into council care.
Silence from Conservatives over Steve Turner sex assault allegations as police boss refuses to quit
EMBATTLED Cleveland Police and Crime Commissioner Steve Turner has no intention of standing down or resigning despite now facing a criminal investigation over an allegation of serious sexual assault.
Worker broke hand in accident when misjudging chair
A REPORT has revealed how a council support worker broke their hand after falling backwards when going to sit down on a chair.
Shopkeeper accused of breaking Covid rules and being aggressive to council staff
A SHOPKEEPER who faced the potential loss of his alcohol licence after he was accused of breaking Covid-19 rules has been let off with a warning.
Footballers ‘forced to wee in bushes’ after they are locked out of changing rooms
FOOTBALLERS who play for a Sunday league football team say they are having to wee in bushes after they were locked out of toilet and changing facilities.
Redcar's former M&S store sold as £25m town regeneration gathers pace
THE multi-million pound redevelopment of a Teesside high street took a step closer after the purchase of a prominent former store.
Heritage ‘not a consideration’ as council weighs up Dorman Long tower demolition application
REDCAR and Cleveland Council says it cannot take into account heritage considerations when determining an application which could lead to the demolition of the Dorman Long tower.
Heritage ‘not a consideration’ as council weighs up Dorman Long tower demolition application
REDCAR and Cleveland Council says it cannot take into account heritage considerations when determining an application which could lead to the demolition of the Dorman Long tower.
‘Needing a bit of TLC’ – focus on town’s ‘most popular’ park
Middlesbrough Council recently announced £100,000 is to be spent on upgrading Albert Park. Local Democracy reporter Stuart Arlond paid a visit to get a feel for the place.
