Regeneration cash aims to revive High Streetpublished at 19:43 British Summer Time 28 August
Residents have their say on how £20m government funding should be spent over 10 years.
Read MoreResidents have their say on how £20m government funding should be spent over 10 years.
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Read MoreDaniel Graham is one of two men accused of causing damage estimated at more than £620,000.
Read MoreThe majority of those appearing appearing at Teesside Crown Court are charged with violent disorder.
Read MoreMiddlesbrough sign Clermont left-back Neto Borges on a three-year deal.
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Read MoreNeal Murray changes his plea and admits misconduct in public office ahead of a scheduled trial.
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