Middlesbrough man calls for Government to explore benefits of psychedelic treatments
When Lee Bowes, 45, from Middlesbrough, was presented with an opportunity to trial a controversial psychedelic treatment in Mexico last
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I don’t remember anything in the bar – then I woke up in a hotel room and realised I’d been raped
On the additional bank holiday of 19th September 2022, Michelle, like many other Brits, was sitting in her living room watching the
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She watched her mum and brother die from cruel disease – now Vicki bravely faces the same journey
After watching her mum and her brother bravely battle with Huntington’s disease, Vicki McCabe knows only too well the road
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Defying the odds: 40th birthday celebrations soon to begin for man who doctors said would be unlikely to live past his mid-teens
Nearly four decades ago Cheryl Sleight was told by doctors that her beautiful, funny, caring little toddler would be unlikely to live
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Ghost gear in the North East: The silent killer in our seas
The term ‘ghost fishing gear’ refers to lost or discarded fishing equipment, such as trawl nets and angler lines, found
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The Skinningrove Merman: Lasting tale or local hearsay?
To celebrate International Mermaid Day on March 29th – an annual tribute to merfolk lore, art and storytelling – TUXtra’s
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Boro’s promotion-fighting past recalled as Premier League hopes remain alive
The Riverside has been jumping almost all season as Middlesbrough took early command over the Championship but recently started to
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Rising seas, fragile communities: How climate change is rewriting the UK’s coastline
Seagulls overhead, the faint smell of sulphur on the coast, and waves crashing against the cliffs — the UK’s relationship
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Off-road bikes and anti-social behaviour plague Thornaby residents
A Stockton councillor has spoken out on the scourge of off-road bikes, as residents in Thornaby say it is getting
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Redcar waste hotspot now clean, says Teesside litter-picking group
A community group from Redcar claim South Gare, once a hotspot for litter and fly-tipping, is now clean and urges
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Green Party takeover in Gorton and Denton: What does it mean for Teesside?
The UK’s first by-election of 2026 took place in the Greater Manchester constituency of Gorton and Denton last Thursday. This
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Middlesbrough creative exhibition opens doors to public
Middlesbrough’s annual pop-up show celebrating art and comics is back – and better than ever. Organised by art collective Spaghetti
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Is The Media Telling The Truth About Gaza war?
When a war breaks out between two opposing sides, we rely on the media to let us know what is
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Meet Brengle: Teesside University’s Very Own Therapy Dog
Naomi Kelly, from Middlesbrough Salvation Army, brings Brengle, a loving golden retriever, to Teesside University’s student life building every Friday
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