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Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council

The back of a police officer sticking a closure order to the white door of the house.

Anti-social house 'making life a misery' shut down

Police receive complaints about noise, fighting, verbal abuse and violence at the house.

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Council to cut post-16 school SEND transport

The local authority says it currently spends about £500,000 a year transporting 105 pupils.

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Sick days costing council millions, says report

A report for Redcar and Cleveland Council says staff had been overstretched.

Marske Cricket Club. The picture has been taken from the club's car park where two cars are parked. The club house stands to the left and displays a blue sign showing the club's name and badge. The pitches can be seen over a brick wall.

Cricket club to put up nets after balls hit homes

One neighbour is said to have a bucket full of balls that have gone into her property.

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Water fluoridation expansion due by 2030

The government says the plan will provide about £200m in social benefits to the region.

A group of protesters on the pavement outside a building on a sunny day. Various people are holding signs that say 'stop the burn' and 'clean air for good'.

Demonstration against waste incinerator plans

Those against the incinerator say it will be "unfair and dangerous", something developers deny.

A general view of Station Road in Redcar showing houses

Council to demand planning permission for all HMOs

Most of the area's houses in multiple occupation are located in Coatham and around the town centre.

Playing fields with trees in the background. A football match is taking place on the pitch between a team in light blue tops and another in black and yellow stripes. A few people can be seen watching from the touchline.

Football club granted lease on public pitches

Critics, including resident Steve Morgan, say the deal means less public access to green space.

Councillor Antony Mullen sits in a TV studio wearing a blue suit and green tie. He has thick wavy brown hair and wears black-rimmed glasses. The teal and red backdrop of the BBC Politics North studio can be seen behind him.

Welfare changes 'scary' for carers

BBC Politics North East and Cumbria looks at the human effects of the government's welfare plans.