Whether you’re visiting for the day or staying longer, Middlesbrough offers plenty of activities to keep you entertained. From museums and galleries to parks and nightlife, there is something for everyone to enjoy. READ NEXT I don’t care what’s happened in the past with the empty promises. This isn’t another pipedream that might happen in two, four or ten years’ time. This is happening now.

Tees Valley mayor Ben Houchen has spoken on the deterioration of the Transporter Bridge demanding it must be saved. Atha & Co also believe that the bridge should have the essential work required to save the bridge and allow it to work again. The bridge is a huge part of Middlesbrough and Teesside history and has been for over a century. Football, shopping, nightlife, culture - Premier Inn Middlesbrough Town Centre has it all nearby. Cheer on your team at the Riverside Stadium, see the glorious... The arrow shows the average direction of the waves 1-2 miles out to sea. It indicates how sheltered theTeesside's empty buildings: What are the plans for theatre, hotel, offices, nightclubs and supermarket?

The transporter bridge is an iconic piece of Middlesbrough history, showing off the true craftsmanship of the local people and becoming an important piece of not only the Middlesbrough skyline but also its culture. Atha & Co is proud to also be a part of that history and culture, we have helped the people of Middlesbrough and Teesside to get what they deserve when they have been unjustly injured or require our help. Mr Preston said: “We’ve just been through the toughest year in living memory, but we’re still standing, and still looking to the future with confidence and boundless ambition. We already refuse more than 1,000 jobs a week, previously we turned them down because we couldn't cover them. Middlesbrough people have a choice now.period (more than 10 seconds) means the waves at the beach may be more powerful. Lifeguards can give you Managing director Tahir Mahmood said: "We started in 2013 with five cars. Now we're taking our service to Middlesbrough. After trading at North Ormesby Market for eight decades, Sharon hopes McMahon's can make it to 100 years and the market can thrive once again. She added: "I run it with my daughter and she's got plenty years ahead so I'd love for us to get to 100! I just hope it goes on for that long because it's a shame to see it dwindling when you've done this all your life, it's awful and markets are a real dying breed." Read More Related Articles

individual waves out to sea or at the beach can be higher than this number. If you are close to the Rather than waste time and money on such elaborate big thinking, he wants to just forge ahead and build the towers regardless, hoping that building tall will send a signal and attract further investment. “If you try to make a plan perfect, it will literally never happen,” he says. “It’s a trade-off between making it happen and making it as perfect as possible. What we have to do in Middlesbrough is make stuff happen. We need to get that momentum going. Then we’ll start planning, because we’ll be fighting off the investors.” The north east town was once an industrial powerhouse, with its steelworks and shipyards being the main sources of employment throughout the 20th century. However, the decline of the steel industry and the closure of the shipyards in the 1980s and 1990s saw the town suffer economically. To ensure superb colour vibrancy, only museum grade pigment inks, guaranteed fade-proof for up to 100 years (indoors or behind glass), are used in the printing process. Product code According to council documents, construction work on the project should be completed by December 2022.

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Six Centre Square is shooting up near Melrose Street in the centre of Middlesbrough and is expected to be finished next year. Insurance company AXA UK already has plans to move 450 of its Teesside staff into the building from its current office in Exchange Square. Sharon aged 64, who helped her dad and grandad on the stall since she was eight-years-old, said: "My family have been trading on the market roughly for 80 years and fruit and veg is all we've ever known! I started selling plants on the market when I was a kid and now I'm in my sixties and run the stall with my daughter after taking it over from my dad and his two brothers. The sky’s the limit if we think big – and that’s exactly what we’re doing with this project. All of the old perceptions of Middlesbrough are going to go out of the window. A cold, frosty start but largely dry inland with some sunshine. Wintry showers, mainly around coasts, with some flurries of snow possible inland too. Feeling cold, particularly in the breeze. Maximum temperature 4 °C. Outlook for Friday to Sunday: Mark Hill, commercial property director at Jomast, said: “Following on from our initial planning application for Church House we can confirm that an additional application has been submitted to further redevelop the building.

Some traders are new after only beginning to pitch up, while others have been there for almost a century. McMahon's Fruit and Vegetable stall has been trading at the market for 80 years, and is now ran by third and fourth generation family traders, Sharon McMahon and daughter Joanne from Thorntree. It will also see the creation of a digital campus, a 750-seat indoor amphitheatre beneath a glass atrium and a 400-seat outdoor amphitheatre to host events such as lectures, cultural events and entertainment. Gregg, 66, who was watching the demolition and has lived nearby for the last few decades, said it's a "strange sight". Walk the length of Saltburn Pier, the views are stunning and the feature is one of the highlights of the coastal gem that is Saltburn For all the top news updates from right across the region straight to your inbox, sign up to our newsletter here.A major investment by CityFibre will also ensure nearly every home and business in Middlesbrough has access to next-generation broadband. One of those who has championed North Ormesby Market is Middlesbrough Mayor Andy Preston, who was a regular at the market growing up in Middlesbrough as a child. “For some years now, North Ormesby Market has been a pale shadow of the absolute gem it once was, I have fond memories of visiting 'Doggy' Market as a young kid and can remember how vibrant and exciting it once was," he said. Good service is important for everybody, our aim is, if you want a taxi straightaway you should get it within 10 to 15 minutes. This is the most important thing. If there is a wait, and you tell them it's going to be a bit longer, most customers don't mind waiting."