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Middlehaven
Middlehaven was once the hub of Middlesbrough’s industrial development, symbolised by the old Dock Clock Tower. After a period of decline and dereliction of the docks, Middlehaven is now the site of a major regeneration scheme. The area includes the Riverside Stadium, Middlesbrough College, Temenos, the 'Boho Zone', the distinctive Tees Transporter Bridge, new housing and recriation facilities. The Tees Valley Regeneration company (2002-2010) co-ordinated much of the redevelopment of Middlehaven, employing architect Will Alsop, to develop a masterplan. The regeneration continues, led by Middlesbrough Council.
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Middlesbrough College
- Middlesbrough College was created on 1st August 1995 with the merger of Kirby College of Further Education and Acklam Sixth Form College. In 2002 there was a further merger with Teesside Tertiary College, …
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Tees Transporter Bridge
- Overview History Facts & Figures Map Street View The Tees Transporter Bridge was opened on the 17th October 1911 by Prince Arthur of Connaught. The bridge over the River Tees connects Middlesbrough, on the south bank, …
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Riverside Stadium
- Overview Map Street View The Riverside Stadium became the new home for Middlesbrough FC in 1995, when the team moved from their previous ground at Ayresome Park. It was the first stadium …
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Cleveland Buildings, Middlesbrough
- Overview Map Street View The Cleveland Buildings are located on the corner of Cleveland Street and Lower Gosford Street, in the Middlehaven area of Middlesbrough. It was built as a …
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Middlesbrough College
- Middlesbrough College was created on 1st August 1995 with the merger of Kirby College of Further Education and Acklam Sixth Form College. In 2002 there was a further merger with Teesside Tertiary College, …
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Tees Transporter Bridge
- Overview History Facts & Figures Map Street View The Tees Transporter Bridge was opened on the 17th October 1911 by Prince Arthur of Connaught. The bridge over the River Tees connects Middlesbrough, on the south bank, …
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Riverside Stadium
- Overview Map Street View The Riverside Stadium became the new home for Middlesbrough FC in 1995, when the team moved from their previous ground at Ayresome Park. It was the first stadium …
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Cleveland Buildings, Middlesbrough
- Overview Map Street View The Cleveland Buildings are located on the corner of Cleveland Street and Lower Gosford Street, in the Middlehaven area of Middlesbrough. It was built as a …
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Middlesbrough
Britannia Testing House, Riverside Park
Captain Cook Pub, Durham St, Middlesbrough
Cleveland Club, Middlesbrough
Customs House, Middlesbrough
Dock Clock Tower, Middlesbrough
Middlehaven Public House, Stockton Street
Middlesbrough Docks
Old Town Hall, Middlesbrough
Steam Locomotive Shed, Middlesbrough
Temenos (sculpture)
The Lord Byron pub, Middlesbrough
