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Free Stoptober bus brings quit-smoking support to Hartlepool, Billingham and Stockton
A specialist NHS team will take free quit-smoking advice into Teesside communities on four October dates, backed by a 12-week support programme.
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Explore archiveBillingham’s first senior women’s football team marks home FA Cup debut with 4–0 win
Wolviston FC Ladies have followed their first competitive victory with a 4–0 home FA Cup win, four months after the club formed its first senior women’s side.
Free ice skating returns for Stockton secondary school pupils
One secondary school each week will receive up to 200 free tickets for Billingham Forum Ice Arena’s Friday night disco sessions through May 2027.
THREE60 Energy expands Teesside presence with new CF Fertilisers contract
Engineering firm THREE60 Energy has secured a new contract to support CF Fertilisers’ Billingham and North Tees sites, with the company saying the work will help grow its local engineering capability and create further employment opportunities.
Billingham firm backs award celebrating Teesside charities for a third year
CF Fertilisers is again supporting the Charity Award at the Tees Businesswomen Awards, which recognises charities and voluntary organisations making a difference across the region.
Seven Stockton community partnerships are looking for local people to get involved
Residents across Billingham, Thornaby, Yarm, Norton and Stockton can join one of seven community partnerships working on local priorities including isolation, poverty and neighbourhood activity.
Billingham young carer Katie scores 100% while supporting others
St Michael's student Katie achieved a perfect Health and Social qualification score while balancing her studies with caring responsibilities and work supporting young carers.
Billingham Head Boy turns school leadership into support for men's mental health
St Michael's Head Boy Dexter used his school leadership role to raise awareness and money for Teesside men's mental health charity The Headlight Project.
A Tuesday Tradition: How Billingham Community Choir Brings People Together
On a Tuesday evening in Billingham, something quietly lovely happens. As the day loosens its grip and coats are hung by the door, voices begin to gather. Not perfect voices. Real ones. Curious ones. The kind that carry the day with them and then gently set it down. This is Billingham Community Choir, and it […]