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The Latest Breaking News from Middlesbrough

Former Middlesbrough and England footballer opens the new home of Guide Dogs Newcastle

Dave Thomas suffers from glaucoma, and his own guide dog Hannah was trained in Newcastle

Chronicle Live

Pizza shop owner's brutal 7-word reply to customer's bad Just Eat review

The Pizza Shop in Middlesbrough has had people in stitches over their sarcastic and sharp responses to unhappy customers on the popular takeaway app

Daily Mirror

Ramsdens sees record pawnbroking levels in bumper half year trading

The Middlesbrough-based high street operator said its stores had outperformed expectations

Birmingham Post

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Neighbours scoop £2.6 MILLION in postcode lottery with weddings and holidays planned

Neighbours on a Middlesbrough street are celebrating a massive £2.6 million jackpot win in the People's Postcode Lottery and are now planning holidays and weddings

Daily Mirror

Fish finger surprise! The shocking ingredients found in supermarket foods

This week, a woman in Middlesbrough was greeted by a disturbing sight when she cut into some breaded pollack. It’s far from the first time foreign bodies have turned up in groceries

The Guardian - UK

Family's heartbreak as 'one in a million' NHS worker, 24, dies suddenly at home

Amber Sugden, who worked as a medical secretary at a hospital in Middlesbrough, was described by friends and family as "absolutely selfless" and "the life and soul of the party"

Daily Mirror

Woman 'flatlined for five minutes' and left in coma after van hit her on holiday

Becca Herlingshaw, from Middlesbrough, has told how she was hit by a van while on holiday in Romania with a pal and remains in hospital waiting until she is well enough to travel home

Daily Mirror

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Burger King and Doritos launch collaboration with dramatic burning billboard advert

Passers-by were left stunned as the 200 square foot Doritos billboard went up in flames outside Burger King in Middlesbrough

Daily Mirror

Most dangerous places to live in the UK ranked on new crime map

The northern county of Cleveland - which includes Hartlepool, Middlesbrough, Cleveland and Stockton-on-Tees - claimed the top spot

Wales Online

Middlesbrough games developer SockMonkey Studios acquired by Canadian company

SockMonkey was founded 10 years ago by Teesside University graduates Darren Cuthbert and Bob Makin

Birmingham Post

Family of missing man still searching for answers 20 years after son vanished outside nightclub

Craig Hetherington was 22-years-old when he was last seen in Middlesbrough outside a night club called The Cornerhouse on the 22nd of February 2003.

Daily Record

Lane7 announces London and overseas sites as part of 'unrelenting growth plans'

The Newcastle-founded firm is also about to launch new venues in Glasgow and Middlesbrough

Birmingham Post

Shoplifter, 43, who stole from M&S and Primark admits she's 'too old for all this'

Kendra Gibson targeted four shops in less than a week and assaulted three members of staff in Middlesbrough. She threatened to a punch a shop assistant and stab another with a needle

Daily Mirror

Research warns North East unemployment is three times worse than official rate amid 'inactivity crisis'

The Centre for Cities says that unemployment in the North East was actually 18% - with Newcastle, Sunderland, and Middlesbrough among the worst-performing urban areas in the UK

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Gove announces development corporations for Middlesbrough and Hartlepool

The Levelling Up Secretary said the mayor of Tees Valley, Ben Houchen, will get new powers.

The Guardian - UK

Turning tables: the UK’s new vinyl manufacturer riding the music revival

For the past year a Middlesbrough pressing plant has been helping artists make records, and there is no sign of demand slowing down

Birmingham Post

The year in North East business: the 10 biggest stories of the year

From the travails of Britishvolt and Go-Ahead to good news on inward investment and city centres, it has been a busy 12 months

Daily Mirror

Couple 'forced to move out' after neighbours from hell cause havoc on street

The fed-up locals say they've dealt with 'fighting both in the house and out on the street' and have been woken up at 'all hours', leading to calls for the problem house to be shut down for good

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Plans for new Newcastle Stack followed with even further expansion in the North East

Following the recent announcement of plans to revive Newcastle's container village concept, the fast-growing company reveals its aims to open yet another North East branch

The Independent UK

Pioneering heroin scheme ends despite proving its worth, says boss

A small number of addicts in Middlesbrough were given medical-grade heroin in a scheme to save lives and cut crime, but funding has ended.

Birmingham Post

Danieli Group heads to Teesside with latest Stack leisure scheme

The hospitality firm could create 115 jobs is plans for a shipping container entertainment hub are approved

Chronicle Live

Ross Noble announces three Newcastle City Hall dates on Jibber Jabber Jamboree tour

The Cramlington-born comedian will perform in Newcastle and Middlesbrough on his new tour

The Independent UK

‘Time we had a say’: Red-wall voters want a general election to sort out ‘shambles’

Exclusive: Panel of Middlesbrough voters question Rishi Sunak’s mandate to govern

Chronicle Live

Newcastle restaurant The Muddler announces plans to open a second branch in Middlesbrough

The Muddler is keen to open another Pan Asian restaurant as part of wider expansion plans

The Guardian - UK

‘We wanted to value and document working-class culture’: the photography of Chris Killip and Graham Smith

They were hailed as the great documentarians of their age for their intimate portraits of the north-east of England in the 70s and 80s. Now, almost 40 years after a groundbreaking exhibition, their work is being shown together again

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