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999 response is best in country as call volume rises
THE North East Ambulance Service responded to more than 400,000 emergency and urgent calls last year. A report from The NHS Information Centre shows demand on the service is continuing to increase year on year.
Who is YOUR hero? ; Dedicated, brave and caring ... tell us about them all
THE EFFORTS of Teesside's unsung heroes are to be recognised once again. The Evening Gazette is launching its ninth annual Community Champions Awards today with a call to friends, relatives, neighbours and colleagues to put forward their nominations.
Call for colour in town square
SPLASHES of colour may be added to Middlesbrough's Centre Square. Resident Monica Donnelly told a meeting of Middlesbrough Council that she felt the area "requires some colour".
Break a leg ; Dancer Theo takes good luck message literally
WHEN performers are told to "break a leg", it's usually just meant as a traditional message of good will. But teenager Theo Close took it just a little too literally.
IT'S that time of year again. Glamorous girls and handsome guys all across the Tees Valley are scrubbing up for their school leavers' proms.
It'll be just a short hop to Ibiza ; Now 'bunnygirl' Jude's selling up after 29 years
THOUSANDS of Teessiders have bought treasured rabbit and guinea pig pets from the UK-renowned Bunnyland at Liverton, near Guisborough, over the last 29 years. Now owner Jude Medd, 56, is hopping off to Ibiza for a well- earned rest. And the whole five-acre complex of boarding kennels, cattery, bed and breakfast barn and caravan and camping site is on the market for a cool pounds 595,000.
Evening buses to link villages
NEW-STYLE evening and weekend bus services are on the way for villagers to the west of Stockton. The Village Link vehicles will operate an hourly circular route linking Stillington, Thorpe Thewles, Whitton, Bishopton, Carlton, Redmarshall, Elton and Long Newton with Stockton High Street and the University Hospital of North Tees.
REMEMBER When has in recent months featured the demolition of the North Riding Infirmary, St Mary's Cathedral, Thornaby's old Town Centre and part of Stockton's High Street. Today we remember another unique building, which was destroyed in the name of progress, Thornaby Railway Station.
IS THIS Derwent Street School? This photograph sent in by Evening Gazette reader Janet Cockburn shows Derwent Street School, or maybe Lawson School, from 60 years ago in the 1940s - but she is unsure which one it is. Janet's mother Beatrice Hopper attended one of the two schools and is circled in this photograph.
ENORMOUS underground Teesside caverns, hollowed out by decades of mining, could soon become giant dumps for hazardous waste, it was reported. American company Coastal Caverns Inc wanted to use 15 brine caverns, all over 1,000ft under land between Billingham and Hartlepool, to store "locally generated hazardous waste".
DRAMA STAGES TOWN RETURN ; Theatre reopens
MIDDLESBROUGH Theatre is set to re-open following the installation of a new safety curtain. The theatre had to close in May after a fault was found in the fire curtain during routine maintenance checks.
CARVERY QUEEN! ; Caring Joan takes crown in local heroes contest
A SELFLESS grandma has been crowned Queen of Cleveland. Joan Holburn, 70, of The Parklands, Redcar, was nominated by her son Colin Brown for her generosity in helping others.
Having a ball on the beach ; INBRIEF
REDCAR beach will become a football pitch for an inaugural sand soccer tournament. Teesside Athletic FC - soon to be renamed Redcar Athletic - will host the event on Sunday, August 23 from 10am-6pm. In addition to the football there will be beach-themed entertainment for all the family.