Linthorpe Road firms urged to consider town centre move as cycle super lanes passed
A new half-mile long cycling corridor along Linthorpe Road was given the thumbs up - and businesses urged to relocate
18:56, 19 JAN 2021
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A CONSTRUCTION firm has begun work on the first phase to transform Darlington’s historic indoor market. Over the next three months, Wharton Construction will install an eco-friendly biomass boiler, provide an enhanced entrance off West Row, and create additional public toilets. The Darlington-based firm will also re-purpose a third of the current retail area, constructing six new purpose-built stalls to create a street food area, together with a bar and events stage. Director Matthew Wharton said some of the building’s features previously hidden from view will also be revealed – including the installation of reinforced glass floor panels to allow visitors a glimpse into the underground vaults.
Taskforce recommends that Redcar s iconic blast furnace site should be dismantled
The independent group say the structure should be pulled down to make way for regeneration, but campaigners say they ll continue to oppose
18:53, 15 JAN 2021
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An independent taskforce has recommended that Redcar s iconic blast furnace should be dismantled.
The heritage taskforce, set up by Tees Valley Mayor Ben Houchen, has concluded that the structure - which has overlooked Redcar since the late 1970s - should be pulled apart with any “materials and artefacts of industrial architecture being salvaged for memorials or displays .
Airport on track but pandemic poses major risk , warns independent probe
It recorded a net loss of £2.6m in 2019/20 but exceeded targets in its original business plan
11:00, 9 JAN 2021
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An independent body has found Teesside Airport is on “on track” but the pandemic poses a “major risk” to future passenger numbers.
Staff at research firm SQW found “encouraging progress” at the airport in a report into how the Tees Valley Combined Authority had performed in the past five years (TVCA).
Work at busy Teesside junction will bring overnight closures to A19
New lights are being installed on A19 slip roads in a bid to create a safer link between Thornaby and Acklam
10:00, 7 JAN 2021
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