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Council backtracks over wording of anti-social behaviour order after concern it may affect genuine charities

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By Stuart Arnold Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Planned amendments to a public spaces protection order (PSPO) operated by Redcar and Cleveland Council across the borough have been shelved after opposition from some residents. PSPOs, which grant powers to control anti-social and nuisance behaviour, have to be renewed every three years and the local authority has enacted a public consultation for this purpose which runs until October 7.
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Council preparing to launch new five year adult social care strategy

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By Stuart Arnold Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
A council is preparing to launch a new five year adult social care strategy after previously being told by a watchdog to make improvements. Redcar and Cleveland Council received a 'requiring improvement' overall rating from the Care Quality Commission (CQC) in July last year. It has since been tasked with delivering quarterly updates to the Department of Health and Social Care on progress with delivering an improvement plan for adult social care.
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'Mistake' not to allow heroin addiction treatment programme to continue, says PCC

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By Stuart Arnold Verified
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Police and Crime Commissioner Matt Storey has said it was a "mistake" not to renew funding for a heroin addiction treatment scheme based in Middlesbrough. The small scale project, previously based at the town's Foundations GP surgery in Acklam Road, supervised the administering of medical grade heroin - diamorphine - but was forced to close in 2022 after running out of funds.
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