Middlesbrough veteran Mark Hughes has returned to work after tailored employment support helped him rebuild confidence following years of poor mental health and repeated job rejection.
A weekly Salvation Army drop-in in Middlesbrough is bringing food, clothing, healthcare access, advice and company together under one roof for up to 80 people at a time.
Members of Teesside’s two NHS foundation trusts can hear about hospital performance, future plans and put questions to leaders at a joint meeting on 5 October.
Air Cadet squadrons from across the area will gather at Middlesbrough Cenotaph on 13 September for the town’s annual Battle of Britain parade and service.
Around 100 people gathered in Centre Square for Ukrainian Independence Day as Middlesbrough’s growing Ukrainian community builds stronger local connections.
Two Redcar and Cleveland volunteers are using their own experiences of psychosis to lead a weekly peer-support group where connection, understanding and ordinary moments matter.
County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust has become the first organisation in the North East to receive Sophie’s Legacy Approved Hospital recognition after improving food, parent meals and seven-day play support for children.
Middlesbrough Runs will bring the Ali Brownlee 5K, Middlesbrough 10K and a family relay together across the weekend of 29 and 30 August.
Patients and volunteers at University Hospital of North Tees have turned two years of creative work into products that will help fund future patient activities.
Carmel College pupils Clara G and Clara C have achieved strong GCSE results after treatment for Hodgkin’s lymphoma and major spinal surgery disrupted their studies.
Level 2 students at Redcar and Cleveland College are progressing in joinery, plumbing, hairdressing and construction after a celebratory results day.
Young adults with special educational needs have completed workplace internships across Stockton, building experience in catering, museums, retail and other local services.
Students have secured university places and future careers after strong A Level, technical and T Level outcomes at Hartlepool Sixth Form College.
Strong vocational, T Level and A Level results are sending Middlesbrough students into university, public service, apprenticeships and further technical training.
Darlington’s free summer programme brought storybook characters to the town centre on 20 August, with a Dinosaur Day still to come on Thursday 27 August.
The Mayor took the first waltzer ride as Hartlepool’s community-run carnival began ten days of traditional events, fairground fun and Headland celebrations.
Middlesbrough Council has added cameras at six Albert Park locations and upgraded existing equipment, with the system linked directly to the town’s control room.
Teesside University is one of five regional universities joining a new nanofabrication network designed to give researchers and companies better access to specialist facilities.
More than 70 local practitioners met at Teesside University to share practical ways of supporting young people who are outside education, employment or training.
Two large public artworks on Princes Road have been shaped by local workshops, turning residents’ memories and ideas about home into a shared landmark.
