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Clairville Stadium (demolished 2015)


Clairville Stadium in Middlesbrough was officially opened on the 26th July, 1963, by the Duke of Edinburgh. The last athletics event at the stadium was held on the 23rd of October, 2014. The stadium was demolished in 2015 after a descision to build a sports village elsewhere in Middlesbrough. Housing has since been built on the site of the former Clairville Stadium.

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Athletics Meeting, Clairville Stadium
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Clairville Stadium, Middlesbrough
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Athletics Meeting, Clairville Stadium
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Last Open Athletics Meeting, Clairville Stadium
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Last Open Athletics Meeting, Clairville Stadium
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Clairville Stadium athletics track
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Athletics Meeting, Clairville Stadium
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Last Open Athletics Meeting, Clairville Stadium
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The Main Stand, Clairville Stadium
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View: Clairville through the decades as much-loved stadium prepares to close for final time
- Teeside Live: 23 OCT 2014. "Clairville Stadium will tonight hold its final major event as it closes after more than half a century. The famous athletics venue is closing tomorrow …
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View: Demolition progressing as much-loved Clairville Stadium is bulldozed
- TeessideLive, 5 JAN 2015. "The demolition of Middlesbrough’s much-loved Clairville Stadium is now well underway. The 51-year-old stadium closed its gates for the final time at the end of October …
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District: Tees Valley
Post code: TS4 3AE

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