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Darlington News October 11, 2025
Farming charity launches its first international demonstration farm
British farming charity LEAF (Linking Environment And Farming) has opened its first international demonstration farm in Limpopo, South Africa. Darlington and Stockton Times | Business News…
Darlington News September 26, 2025
Commissioner appointed for tenant farming sector
Alan Laidlaw has been appointed as the country’s first Commissioner for the Tenant Farming Sector. Darlington and Stockton Times | Business News…
Darlington News September 12, 2025
UK’s biggest supermarkets and department stores face fresh wave of closures
Some of Britain’s biggest shops face a fresh wave of closures, industry leaders have warned. Darlington and Stockton Times | Business News…
Darlington News August 29, 2025
Popular North Yorkshire hotel bought by company behind five-star venue
A POPULAR North Yorkshire hotel has been bought by the company behind a leading five-star establishment. Darlington and Stockton Times | Business News…
Darlington News August 12, 2025
Former diner on A64 in North Yorkshire demolished for new business
A FORMER diner which has been situated at the side of the A64 in North Yorkshire for decades has been demolished to make way for new business. Darlington and Stockton Times | Business News…
Darlington News July 30, 2025
Council says pavement seating fee increase for cafés is ‘good value’
North Yorkshire Council has said that its plan to triple the cost of obtaining a pavement licence represents ‘good value’ despite concerns about the scheme’s impact on businesses. Darlington and Stockton Times | Business News…
Darlington News July 16, 2025
New sustainable McDonald’s restaurant opens in Malton
RYEDALE’S first McDonald’s restaurant is to open today at 11am. Darlington and Stockton Times | Business News…
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- 'Drunken' man drove off in ex-partner’s car after hurling abuse at her in rowby graeme.hetherington@nne.co.uk | Graeme Hetherington on October 11, 2026 at 12:00 pm
Redcar man Paul Parsons drove off in his ex-partner’s car after a childcare row and admitted common assault at Teesside Crown Court on August 8.
- Work begins on new Teesside Lidl store as German chain promises 2027 openingby Daniel Hodgson on October 11, 2026 at 10:28 am
Lidl plans to open its third Middlesbrough store in 2027. Plans for a new supermarket in Linthorpe, on land which was previously the home of the Northern School of Art, were approved by members of Middlesbrough Council’s planning committee back in July this year.
- Councillor in a lather over dog wash unit planned for historic Saltburn promenadeby Stuart Arnold on October 11, 2026 at 10:23 am
A councillor is objecting to plans for a proposed self-service machine on Saltburn’s Lower Promenade allowing pet owners to wash and shampoo their dogs.
- Baby died after hospital staff failed to spot heart monitor jam as alarm was silencedby freya.cain-metcalf@newsquest.co.uk | Freya Cain-Metcalf on October 11, 2026 at 9:51 am
A heartbroken mum was forced to deliver her stillborn baby after staff failed to notice a drop in heart rate because a monitoring machine was set to silent after a paper jam.
- How MFC Foundation and the 'power of the badge' are saving lives across Teessideby alex.oleary@newsquest.co.uk | Alex O'Leary on October 11, 2026 at 8:00 am
Behind the famous Middlesbrough Football Club badge lies the power to change lives - and that's what the MFC Foundation are doing every day.
Teesside Live
- 'F****** grasses': Nightmare neighbour 'intent on revenge' threatened resident in middle of nightby news@gazettemedia.co.uk (Esther Halligan) on October 11, 2026 at 12:34 pm
Middlesbrough's Lee Green stood in a resident's garden in the night and shouted 'f****** grasses' before smashing a window
- Signs appear in window of former Next store in Middlesbrough advertising 'fashion house'by news@gazettemedia.co.uk (Naomi Corrigan) on October 11, 2026 at 12:19 pm
Adverts for staff can also be seen at the unit on Linthorpe Road in Middlesbrough town centre
- The international break work that proved crucial to Middlesbrough's statement Wolves winby news@gazettemedia.co.uk (Craig Johns) on October 11, 2026 at 12:07 pm
The talking points and take aways after Middlesbrough's victory over Wolves
- Full circle moment for 'binge eating, fat mess' Teesside taxi driver turned pro bodybuilderby news@gazettemedia.co.uk (Jade McElwee) on October 11, 2026 at 12:04 pm
As Paul King turned 40, he decided he wanted to get fit - and four years later he's now a professional bodybuilder
- Wolves boss Cesar Peixoto 'calm' despite Middlesbrough loss as he dissects the gameby news@gazettemedia.co.uk (Craig Johns) on October 11, 2026 at 10:03 am
Cesar Peixoto offers his verdict after Middlesbrough beat his Wolves side 1-0







