Historic cliff tramway re-opening in Saltburn ahead of August bank holiday weekend
The tramway, which carries visitors between the town, pier and beach, first opened to the public on 28 June, 1884
Read moreDetailsThe tramway, which carries visitors between the town, pier and beach, first opened to the public on 28 June, 1884
Read moreDetailsThe plan’s objectives include to retain and enhance biodiversity and wildlife habitats; preserve the landscape and features of historic interest
Read moreDetailsThe report for Redcar and Cleveland Council cabinet members addressed investment in schools
Read moreDetails'Enjoy Redcar & Cleveland' will be no more from later this year
Read moreDetailsBus journeys only grew by 0.35% in 2024/25, whereas the rise was 5.66% with rail
Read moreDetailsThe Langbaurgh Loop includes many East Cleveland landmarks
Read moreDetailsAbout 20% of workers at Redcar and Cleveland Council have not had an appraisal completed in the last 12 months
Read moreDetailsThe organisation, which runs Middlesbrough's James Cook University Hospital, is part of a 'further faster' NHS medical initiative
Read moreDetails"A lot of us are here because our ancestors fought for this country and our families were born under British...
Read moreDetailsThe organisation Veritau said £41,000 had been saved over the past 12 months due to various measures taken
Read moreDetailsNHS England backs Teesside hospital overhaul despite ex-MP’s call for full review over falling staff morale and services
Read moreDetailsCampaigners say Teesside has more than enough incinerator capacity and future waste levels won't justify a new £300mn plant
Read moreDetailsPlanning permission will be required all over again for the application site in Stainton
Read moreDetailsThe new hall of worship will accommodate 120 people seated with 30 car parking spaces
Read moreDetailsThere should be a final decision on the Tees Valley Energy Recovery Facility from local councils in 2025
Read moreDetailsCleveland's total to date under a national scheme is only surpassed by claims in the Merseyside area
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