Teesside Connected.

19/09/2025

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19/09/2025

"People will receive tailored support at an earlier point which will help prevent ill health, complications and avoid unnecessary trips to hospital." 💬 ❤️‍🩹

Stockton-on-Tees is one of 43 areas selected in the UK to rollout a new approach to neighbourhood health.

It will see General Practice, the Council, NHS and partner organisations including the voluntary sector and communities work closely together to better meet people's needs and enable them to access the support available.

The service will initially focus on supporting adults in central Stockton and Portrack with, or at risk of long-term conditions such as diabetes and heart disease.

The Council's Cabinet Member for Health and Adult Social Care, Councillor Pauline Beall, said: "Being chosen to be part of the neighbourhood health implementation programme is a major feather in our cap which builds on the huge amount of existing work happening across Stockton-on-Tees to give people the care and support they need.

"Alongside the development of the Tees Valley Care & Health Innovation Zone and the Community Diagnostic Centre, this is a pioneering approach that places more support at the heart of our communities meaning they can access the right level of care in more convenient locations, without having to travel far.

"It also means that people will receive tailored support at an earlier point which will help prevent ill health, complications and avoid unnecessary trips to hospital.

"By working together, the Council and its partners can make use of existing skills and resources to respond to residents' needs. Working with the community will be a key part of this; we know there is a huge amount of activity going on and our local voluntary sector understands our communities really well.

"It also puts us at the forefront of informing the development and implementation of national policy that will benefit the health and wellbeing of our local people."

Read more at www.stockton.gov.uk/article/18551/New-health-service-to-rollout-for-Stockton-on-Tees-residents

Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust | North Cumbria Integrated Care

19/09/2025

On the 32nd minute of this Friday's coming fixture between Middlesbrough and West Brom (8PM KO), I am campaigning to spread awareness for all attending supporters to observe a minutes applause in tribute and celebration of the life of my best friend Tibi Fodor-Jordan, who sadly passed away on Friday 5th September from Rhabdomyosarcoma - a very rare and aggressive form of cancer.

Tibi was a South Stand season ticket holder for years, and at Fridays game around 40 of his family and friends as well as myself will be attending the game and I know if we could light up the Riverside for him when that 32nd minute hits it will show an incredible gesture of love and support for them and the town that Tibi loved.

Please share this post far and wide to spread awareness ahead of the game.

Tibi Forever ❤️

There is also a go fund me page that is set up to support Tibi's wife Katherine and their baby that is due to be born in the winter. Please make a donation if you can ❤️

Sam Gamesby

https://www.gofundme.com/f/TibisLegacy

19/09/2025

Cleveland Police

As Anti-Spiking Intensification Week continues, you may have seen some of our officers at colleges and universities speaking to students about the signs of spiking. 🍹 👀

In the run up to the week, we visited Prior Pursglove College and engaged with around 500 students and staff advising them on what spiking is and how to stay safe. They also handed out prevention tools such as anti-spiking glass covers.

Thank you to everyone who engaged with our officers! 😊

You can report any suspicious behaviour or incidents to police on 101 (or 999 in an emergency) or report online via the Cleveland Police website. Find out more here: https://orlo.uk/G0S56

19/09/2025

19/09/2025

Cleveland Police

We're appealing for information after reports of a man making a racially motivated comment while in The Thomas Sheraton pub, on Bridge Road in Stockton, at approximately 10.30pm on Thursday 18 September. He is described as white, aged between 50-60, bald, wearing a black shirt with a British bulldog and union jack flags on, blue jeans and Adidas trainers. Officers have spoken to people inside the pub and checked CCTV with enquiries ongoing.

Anyone who believes they know the identity of the man, may have been in the pub at the time and not yet spoken to officers, or have information please get in touch. You can call 101 or visit our website quoting reference number 179516.

👉 https://orlo.uk/W24f8

19/09/2025

Cleveland Police

Middlesbrough neighbourhood policing team officers have worked closely with Middlesbrough Council colleagues to secure another closure order at a town centre property.

After a number of complaints made by residents and warnings issued to the tenant without any success, a closure order application was made by officers with the support of Middlesbrough Council’s Neighbourhood Safety Officers.

On Thursday 18th September, Teesside Magistrates Court granted the three-month closure order for the property on Errol Street, following an array of complaints, meaning that the tenant must move out for a minimum of three months.

The complaints included constant noise and fighting in the early hours of the morning, drug-related activity, knife crime, people attending the address on off-road bikes and riding dangerously, along with a dog at the property which had reportedly tried to attack residents in the street, and police officers on occasions when they attended the address.

A 45-year-old woman has been charged with being owner / person in charge of a dog dangerously out of control causing injury and she is due to appear in court on 20th October.

The court deemed the closure order necessary to prevent the nuisance, disorder and criminality from continuing and escalating.

🗣️ Middlesbrough neighbourhood team PCSO James Elford said: “We don’t accept that residents should live in misery due to the behaviours of a minority of people, and will take action wherever we can to stop those behaviours.

“We will continue to work closely with Middlesbrough Council, and I extend our thanks to the Neighbourhood Safety Team for their support with this closure order.

“Those who cause misery for others and choose to ignore warnings should expect that police and the local authority will look to remove them from those communities wherever necessary.”

🗣️ Councillor Ian Blades, Middlesbrough Council's Executive member for Neighbourhoods, said: “Properties like these cause untold misery to those living nearby, and can blight entire neighbourhoods.

“This closure is a victory for law-abiding members of the local community, and I’m grateful to Cleveland Police, with the support of our Neighbourhood Safety team, for their work to secure it.

“Results like this are only possible with the ongoing support of the public – come to us with your concerns and we will take action.”

👉🏻 Anyone with information on antisocial behaviour in their communities, should contact Cleveland Police on 101 or online at https://orlo.uk/gtxKo

🔵 Independent charity Crimestoppers can also be contacted anonymously online at https://orlo.uk/evctU or by phone on 0800 555 111.

19/09/2025

Have you lost this bag ?

Yesterday we found this beautiful little bag in our upstairs showroom. We would love to get it back to its owner.

19/09/2025

Boundary Road has re opened, the lorry has been removed.

19/09/2025

👮🏼‍♀️ Officers from the Greater Eston policing area are appealing to trace a man they believe may have information about a number of commercial burglaries and shop thefts 🛒

❗Please get in touch if you have seen Anthony Glenn Milburn, 35, or if you know his current whereabouts.

You can📞101 or report online via our website 💻

More: https://orlo.uk/qcMxB

If you prefer, you can pass information anonymously to Crimestoppers

19/09/2025

No access to Station Road in Middlesbrough, a lorry has hit the Boundary Rd railway bridge, Police on scene