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Emily Craigie’s Journalist Portfolio

More than 1,000 oppose Acklam Mandale meadow road plan

More than 1,000 oppose Acklam Mandale meadow road plan

Middlesbrough Council defers making a decision on the proposed road pending more information.

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Middlesbrough Mayor's pledge to offer sanctuary to Afghan refugees

Middlesbrough Mayor's pledge to offer sanctuary to Afghan refugees

Middlesbrough's mayor has said that abandoning Afghans who have risked their lives by fighting alongside Brit…

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Young Teessiders twelve times more vaccine hesitant than the over 50s

Young Teessiders twelve times more vaccine hesitant than the over 50s

Young people in the Tees Valley are twelve times more likely to be reluctant about receiving their covid vacc…

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The time when England was ruled from Reading; And it wasn't by a King or Queen.

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By Emily Craigie Verified
| The Free Library
Byline: By, Emily Craigie The story of William Marshal, Earl of Pembroke, is like something you'd watch in a Hollywood film. He was the landless second son of a minor baron, yet rose to be a knight, diplomat, confidant of monarchs and even a de-facto King. When King John died in 1216, William was made Regent of England and protector of nine-year-old Henry III. As regent, William Marshall defeated a French invasion force in the battle of Lincoln and reissued the Magna Carta to ensure its survival.
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'Smelly-when-wet' grass cuttings left rotting and 'riddled' with rats at residents' 'smashing suntrap'

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By Emily Craigie Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Residents are furious that grass cuttings, which smell like compost when wet, have been left for weeks creating a haven for rats. Dave McKeown, 78, and Craig Sharples, 49, who live at Simpson Green in South Bank are annoyed that Beyond Housing has not collected discarded grass cuttings after they mowed the communal space behind their properties.
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1,500 homes and brand new leisure centre could create 4,000 jobs, plans reveal

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| MSN UK Verified
A masterplan promising 1,500 homes and an internationally-recognised leisure venue has been approved. The Middlesbrough Development Corporation (MDC) board has signed off on the ambitious plans which should deliver around 4,000 jobs. The document lines up regeneration projects for the town centre, Gresham, Middlehaven and around the train station.
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