News: Redcar & Cleveland Borough Council

Councillor Glyn Nightingale, who leads the Liberal Democrat group on Redcar and Cleveland Council and is the cabinet member for resources

Cash-strapped council 'not in the bad boys club'
Redcar and Cleveland Council received “exceptional financial support” from the Government earlier this year

'It was an exciting time' - SSI employee on his 50 years working inside Redcar's Steel House

'It was an exciting time' - SSI employee on his 50 years working inside Redcar's Steel House

Redcar and Cleveland Council has pledged to replace Eston leisure centre, where the pool has been closed since the summer of 2020 because of flooding damage

Council's masterplan for site to include new pool and sports village

'Adding insult to injury' - how plans to extend housing scheme have gone down

'Adding insult to injury' - how plans to extend housing scheme have gone down

Conservative candidate Steve Turner speaking as he was elected by a landslide vote

Conservative PCC candidate secures a landslide victory

Former Redcar and Cleveland Council leader George Dunning. Picture/credit: Ian Cooper/Teesside Live

Anger over ‘dormant’ council operated company with near £250k in unspent funds

A bird's eye view of Redcar

Redcar and Cleveland 'going backwards' in quality of life indicators

Councillor Mary Lanigan

'Nothing wrong' with IT security says leader of council hit by cyber attack

Darlington Council. Picture: SARAH CALDECOTT

Revealed: The North-East council staff earning more than £100,000 a year

£3.6m Government grant to Redcar and Cleveland Council after hack

£3.6m Government grant to Redcar and Cleveland Council after hack

Recycling bins in Middlesbrough. Picture/credit: Ian McNeal/Teesside Live.

Council defends involvement with new £300m ‘energy from waste’ plant

The old coal handling facility

WATCH: Explosive demolition of Teesworks' - the former Steelworks site - coal handling facility

Mayor Houchen with Pratima Rangarajan, OGCI and Andy Lane, Net Zero Teesside

£52m funding boost for Net Zero Teesside project

Liberal Democrat Councillor Chris Jones, who has been nominated by the party to stand as the Police and Crime Commissioner candidate for Cleveland

Late runner emerges in race to become Cleveland Police and Crime Commissioner

Cllr Jonathan Elmer is amongst those speaking out against the £2.1b plans

Councils urged to drop ‘monster incinerator'

A three year car parking strategy for Redcar and Cleveland which will see charges introduced at some popular visitor destinations has been approved.

Plan for parking charges at Saltburn, Roseberry, Flatts Lane and Hutton Village

Newton Aycliffe Railway Station, which was one of several stations to be upgraded as part of £250k investment Picture: CHRIS BOOTH

LOOKING BACK 15 years ago: £247,000 programme to improve railway stations

Rogue builder avoids jail after repaying £20,000 to ripped off customers

Rogue builder avoids jail after repaying £20,000 to ripped off customers

The community testing programme starts at Golden Boy Green community centre, in South Bank, on Monday.

Community Covid-19 testing to start in South Bank

Phil Brown who has given away his computer so that children can learn from home. Photograph: Stuart Boulton

'Making a difference' - Guisborough pensioner donates laptop and iPad to help children learn at home

Beyond Housing Community Connector Rachel Crooks (left) pictured with Chris Powlay and some of the donated laptops

More devices given to help youngsters with home schooling

Organised criminals running a national scam targeted Redcar and Cleveland Council in a bid to fraudulently gain access to Government funded covid-19 support grants.

Council foiled criminal attempt to access covid-19 grants

Care home resident in Middlesbrough and Redcar and Cleveland will have received their first vaccine jab by the end of this week

Vaccines for all care home residents in Middlesbrough and Redcar by the end of the week

David Hoggarth, strategic rail dorector for Transport for the North

Regional leaders to discuss what’s at the end of the line

Mary Lanigan, independent leader of Redcar and Cleveland Council

Council leader reveals suicide pain as mental health provision is spotlighted

CGI of the planned Culture House at Riverside Sunderland

North-East council leaders welcome Government boost for high streets

South Tees Hospitals NHS trust vaccine team at James Cook University Hospital, Middlesbrough, as vaccines are rolled out Picture: South Tees NHS Trust

'Phenomenal' effort sees 2,000 people on Teesside given covid jabs - but concern over GP roll-out

hree firms battling to win £2bn household waste to energy plant contract

Three firms battling to win £2bn household waste to energy contract

Tees Valley politicians have reacted to the news the area will be placed in Tier 3

Reaction: Tier 3 in the Tees Valley 'essential'

The North East Autism Society is expected to create around 250 jobs as demand for its services grows

Autism charity to create 250 jobs to help more families in region

Aerial image of the land at South Bank to be redeveloped

Plans for £90m quay on river to make Teesside a leader in wind power

'We are not immune': Surge in Covid cases in town which previously had none

'We are not immune': Surge in Covid cases in town which previously had none

Durham Cathedral’s digital Festival of Remembrance Concert was recorded on Wednesday Pictures: JOHN ATTLE, DURHAM PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY

Remembrance in the face of Covid: Region to pay tribute to heroes despite lockdown

Councillor Mary Lanigan, the leader of Redcar and Cleveland Council

Covid: Army being called in to mass test all residents in Redcar, leader of council says

Adoption Tees Valley, which is seeking to increase the speed in which children are adopted

Challenge over more children than adopters across Tees Valley

Simon Clark and Jacob Young

Covid: Government announces extra £7.29m for Middlesbrough and Redcar and Cleveland to continue providing vital services

Redcar and Cleveland Council

Council has balance sheet of minus £177m

Nigel Hill - Principal Engineer for Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council, Sarah Duffy - Environment Agency, Community Engagement Officer, and Steve Hart, Senior Coastal Operations Officer for the HM Coastguard – all holding up the new 999 emergency

'No selfie is worth your life' - New coastal emergency stickers aimed to save lives

Middlesbrough GP Dr Raj Khapra

Covid: Patchwork quilt of Teesside council boundaries leave people confused on new rules

Tees Valley Mayor Ben Houchen with Mary Lanigan and Esh staff. Photo: KEITH TAYLOR

Gatehouse demolished to mark five years of closure for Redcar steelworks site

A deserted Albert Park in Middlesbrough

Confusion over new Covid rules for Middlesbrough and Hartlepool

Artist impression of the Regent Cinema

Transformation of iconic cinema gets underway

A stock photo of a self-isolation sign left outside a property. Picture: JACOB KING/PA WIRE

Updated Covid: Tees Valley Tories say NO to blanket bans on home visits

Council leader returns after heart attack

Dodgy Redcar builder given six months to find £20,000 to pay back victims

Dodgy builder given six months to find £20,000 or face jail

Redcar & Cleveland Council

Redcar and Cleveland residents urged to be ‘extra careful’ after coronavirus increase

Dennis Teasdale at an Army Parade in Redcar. Picture: Dave Charnley Photography

Tributes paid to former Redcar mayor and 'dedicated servant of local government'

Cllr Philip Thomson (left) and MP Simon Clarke

Conservatives re-elect councillor to lead group

Mayor Cllr Wells

Former ironstone miner is honoured by Redcar Mayor

Councillor Carl Quartermain

Labour leader warns of 'gaping hole' if Redcar and Cleveland cyber attack costs not met

Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council Councillor Alison Barnes

Increase in foster carers in Redcar and Cleveland despite decline nationally

Redcar and Cleveland's council headquarters. The authority is predicting up to 3,000 job losses across the borough in the next three months Picture: TEESSIDE LIVE

‘3,000 jobs could go’ because of coronavirus

Redcar & Cleveland Council could face HUGE bill for audit after cyber attack

Redcar & Cleveland Council could face HUGE bill for audit into cyber attack

Plans for an outdoor horse riding arena have been approved Picture: KATE BUCKINGHAM

Plans for outdoor horse riding arena approved despite traffic fears