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As for the proposed public space, it seems the architects have misplaced their scale ruler. The square at the heart of the development is as wide as the Champs-Élysées and, once you factor in the planned market area next to the town hall, the result will be a plaza as big as Trafalgar Square. The existing framework of walkable streets on a human scale has been swept aside for a 1960s vision of towers rising over a sea of undefined space, with parked cars as far as the eye can see. And is a glass tower really what tech startups want? Poster prints are Giclee printed on high-quality, heavyweight (260 gsm) paper with a satin coating that enhances colour depth and contrast. For all the top news updates from right across the region straight to your inbox, sign up to our newsletter here.

Beware of offshore winds if you are using inflatables, paddle boards or kayaks. These winds can blow you An independent taxi company is expanding its services to Middlesbrough for the first time. Skyline Taxis has grown from a few cars to a fleet of around 130 drivers, after setting up a decade ago.

Sharon aged 64, who helped her dad and grandad on the stall since she was eight-years-old, said: "My family have been trading on the market roughly for 80 years and fruit and veg is all we've ever known! I started selling plants on the market when I was a kid and now I'm in my sixties and run the stall with my daughter after taking it over from my dad and his two brothers. This is the average number of seconds between one wave and the next, 1-2 miles out to sea. A long wave Feels like temperature considers other factors, such as wind speed and humidity. This gives you a better

Preston’s plans may have succeeded in unleashing terror, but perhaps not quite where he intended. Leeds and Newcastle might not be quaking, but those with a fondness for Middlesbrough certainly are. Boho X is a rushed, misjudged vanity project, say the building’s critics, who fear it could lumber the town with a costly white elephant, a blot on the skyline for decades to come. I don’t care what’s happened in the past with the empty promises. This isn’t another pipedream that might happen in two, four or ten years’ time. This is happening now. Sharon's daughter Joanne, 46, explained how the cost of living crisis has had an affect on both the stall and their customers, as well as how they have had to change their produce as shoppers have changed their habits. Joanne said: "Fruit and veg never really went up it always stayed roughly the same price, but we can't get stuff! Because a lot of our stuff is coming over from places like Spain they'd rather keep it over there than use the petrol to get it here, and as well as that a lot of them are reluctant to turn the greenhouses on to ripen the likes of peppers and tomatoes because it's so expensive.Five of Teesside's ageing high-rises will have been bulldozed altogether, after Thirteen said the long-term costs of maintaining current standards was "unsustainable".

Located in the heart of the town, mima is a gallery and museum that showcases modern and contemporary art from around the world. With a range of exhibitions, events, and workshops, mima is perfect for a day out. The Transporter Bridge is a pinnacle of the Middlesbrough skyline and a marvel of engineering to this day. Until it was closed in 2019 the bridge was the longest working transporter bridge in the world. While its primary use is transporting pedestrians and vehicles from Middlesbrough to Port Clarence via its gondola the bridge has become a visitor attraction and has been used for abseiling, bungee jumping and even zip-lining. Six Centre Square is shooting up near Melrose Street in the centre of Middlesbrough and is expected to be finished next year. Insurance company AXA UK already has plans to move 450 of its Teesside staff into the building from its current office in Exchange Square. Middlesbrough is renowned for its lively nightlife, with a range of pubs, clubs, and bars located around the town centre. Whether you’re looking for a quiet evening or a big night out, Middlesbrough has something for everyone.We already refuse more than 1,000 jobs a week, previously we turned them down because we couldn't cover them. Middlesbrough people have a choice now. After trading at North Ormesby Market for eight decades, Sharon hopes McMahon's can make it to 100 years and the market can thrive once again. She added: "I run it with my daughter and she's got plenty years ahead so I'd love for us to get to 100! I just hope it goes on for that long because it's a shame to see it dwindling when you've done this all your life, it's awful and markets are a real dying breed." Read More Related Articles