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Speaking to the likes of long standing traders like Sharon and Jaz I could feel their disappointment in how the market has began to dwindle over the years, after they both experienced it in its hay day. Like many, they hope that North Ormesby Market can stay alive for a number of years to go after being a stalwart in the down since the Victorian era, with talk of funding being pledged into the market in the upcoming months. Known locally as 'Doggy Market' although no one really seems to know why, it's home to a number of traders who meet twice weekly on a Tuesday and a Saturday. It hasn't been plain sailing for the market however, with factors such as the cost of living, changes in shopping habits and the covid pandemic making it more difficult for traders to make a living; but a small number still plough on. Jaz owns Battery Point and pitches his stall right in the heart of North Ormesby market. His stall sells everything from batteries and lighters to watch accessories and car parts. Albert Park is a beautiful park located in the heart of Middlesbrough. It’s a great place to relax with its sports courts, a lake, a playground for children, and a range of other amenities. The arrow shows the average direction of the waves 1-2 miles out to sea. It indicates how sheltered the

A major investment by CityFibre will also ensure nearly every home and business in Middlesbrough has access to next-generation broadband. READ MORE: 'I went on a police ride-along and my heart was in my mouth as a masked driver flew towards us' The only ambition this project has is to grab headlines,” says architect James Perry, who grew up in Middlesbrough and runs Something Concrete and Modern, an archive documenting postwar architecture in north-east England. “It feels like a building from a different era – when to be aspirational, you needed to build tall. The town will have to live with the legacy of a development like this, and Middlesbrough deserves much better.”Plans for Brambles Farm include an "impressive crescent" of three-storey, four-bedroom townhouses to make the most of the area's green space. Explore the Middlesbrough Transporter Bridge The Transporter Bridge dominates the Middlesbrough skyline (Teesside Live) 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. The arrow shows the direction of the wind (up is north). If the arrow points from land to sea, the wind But it is seeking for Middlesbrough Council to agree to plans for additional flats on the first and second floors of the empty 1970s building, which were formerly used as a vicarage and Church Hall, and to extend the use of the existing commercial properties on the ground floor.

I’ve totally ignored the development frameworks and masterplans,” he says proudly, speaking by phone from his home at Otterington Hall, a stately mansion with one of the finest topiary gardens in England. “When it comes to places like Middlesbrough, with decades of masterplans, they’ve all got one thing in common – they never happen.” I've ignored the development frameworks and masterplans – what we have to do in Middlesbrough is get momentum going Andy Preston The bridge was designed by local company Cleveland Bridge & Engineering Co who were also appointed consultant engineers to oversee the project. Cleveland Bridge & Engineering Co is unfortunately now in administration with Ben Houchen, Mayor of Tees Valley campaigning to save the historic company and its 200 employees. We also support the revival of the company and sincerely hope buyers can be found. Cleveland Bridge & Engineering Co is a company the people of Middlesbrough can be proud of and is known worldwide for their quality work in places like London and Dubai.Unfortunately due to the ever changing world, markets are something of a dying breed, with their numbers dwindling and those still active not being what they once were. One of Teesside's longest running markets is at North Ormesby, which has been serving the people of the town since 1850. The council’s bid envisaged 650 new town centre homes for around 1,500 residents, with retail space converted to ensure the town has the right mix to attract footfall and spending.

The development of Church House is in a key area of Middlesbrough, and falls in line with our company’s commitment to help regenerate the town. We want our existing digital businesses to grow, regional businesses to realise this is the place to be, and national and international businesses to be attracted here.Poster prints are Giclee printed on high-quality, heavyweight (260 gsm) paper with a satin coating that enhances colour depth and contrast. 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.” Investment will also be channelled to key projects including the old Town Hall, the Captain Cook pub, the new Southlands Centre and Captain Cook Square. A closer look at the blueprint for the office tower suggests he might want to do a bit more planning before the concrete-pouring begins. The building stands in splendid isolation with no relationship to its context, instead surrounded by three car parks, totalling 1.6 hectares of tarmac. Preston insists these will be temporary, but there’s no sign of what might replace them. Spanning the River Tees, the Transporter Bridge is a unique piece of engineering that has been standing since 1911. The bridge has been closed since August 2019 due to safety concerns so you won't be able to take a ride across it.