It is always a pleasant task to write about a local success story, particularly a business success story. Jim Parsons and his son John have again had to expand their business Budget Auto Centre in Dormanstown. The need for additional workshop space became apparent and is vital for the future growth and wellbeing of the [...]
In the heart of Redcar’s new Palace Hub on the seafront, is an exclusive showroom called “Northern Lights.” The name derives partly from the Aurora Borealis, which is near enough to be the cause of the slight green tinge we often seen in our skies, and partly from work by local photographer Ged Hickey. Local [...]
YOU may have heard in the local news that there is a measles outbreak across Teesside and cases of measles are increasing in many schools in the area. There have been 19 confirmed cases of measles in Redcar and Cleveland since last September. The majority of cases so far in the North-East have been reported [...]
Striking new artwork at the heart of the regeneration of Redcar seafront has been installed at the northern end of the Esplanade, near the penguins and bandstand. Created by renowned sculptor Ian Randall as a lasting tribute to the towns fishing and steel connections, its base features four vessels, designed to represent the towns relationship [...]
Visitors and residents are reminded that parking in Majuba car park on Majuba Road Redcar is now chargeable. As of the 1st May parking in the car park on Majuba round is now pay and display and all vehicles parked in the car park require a ticket from on of the parking meters. The Long [...]
Hundreds of dead seabirds have been washed up along the our Coastline. Reports of dead Puffins, Razorbills and other sea birds have been coming in thick and fast as well as rumours to the cause. Many rumours to the cause, including the construction and the start up of the first wind turbine off the coast [...]
Redcars new seafront has seen the edition of a striking new piece of artwork. The piece named “Sinterlation” is now in place at Coatham end of the Esplanade, near the penguins, bandstand and boating lake. Sinterlation has been created by sculptor Ian Randall as a lasting tribute to the town’s fishing and steel connections. The [...]
The Coatham church gardeners are holding a coffee morning in the church hall in Redcar. The Coffee morning will be held on Saturday 4th May from 10am til 12 noon. There will be a wide selection of garden plants for sale as well as home made cakes and treats.
VINTAGE clothing, art and pottery are just some of things that will be on offer as Tuned In! Redcar hosts its first Vintage and Craft Fayre on Sunday, April 28. Over 28 stalls will be packed with handmade pieces and vintage items and is definitely one not to be missed. The Vintage and Craft Fayre [...]
The British Landsailing National Championship Regatta come to Redcar Seafront on the 27th and 28th April 2013. The event will take place at the Coatham End on the Beach at Majuba Car Park. Part of Coatham Beach will be closed to the public but there is ample room at Majuba Road for spectators to view [...]
Cleveland Police has unveiled its new Deputy Chief Constable as Iain Spittal, who is currently serving as Assistant Chief...
Cleveland Police is cracking down on rural crime as part of an operation along with other forces across the...
‘Spotted’ pages on Facebook are cropping up all over. In our local area we found six spotted pages. But...
It is always a pleasant task to write about a local success story, particularly a business success story. Jim...
OLYMPIC swimmer Chris Cook will be visiting Redcar & Cleveland this week to see how some of our local...
In the heart of Redcar’s new Palace Hub on the seafront, is an exclusive showroom called “Northern Lights.” The...
