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News from December 1999
PRICKLY PROBLEM SOLVED
Friday 22 December 2000
WHEN that annual prickly problem of what to do with the worn, weary looking Christmas tree comes around in January, residents in Stockton are being urged to do the 'green' thing and recycle them. more about PRICKLY PROBLEM SOLVED
THREE STARS FOR STOCKTON'S LIBRARIES
Thursday 07 December 2000
STOCKTON's libraries service has won a three-star rating from the Government - the highest there is. The award has been made for the Council's annual library plan, which Department of Culture, Media & Sport officials describe as 'particularly good'. more about THREE STARS FOR STOCKTON'S LIBRARIES
GETTING RID OF FESTIVE RUBBISH
Friday 24 December 1999
ONLY four days over the festive period will the civic amenity facility located at Portrack, Stockton-on-Tees be closed to the public:- more about GETTING RID OF FESTIVE RUBBISH
WORKING TOGETHER FOR FITNESS
Friday 24 December 1999
THE New Year will see the first partnership of its kind in the area when Stockton Council and Stockton Blind People's Voice begin working together to start an aerobics class for the blind and partially sighted at Ragworth Neighbourhood Centre, Norton. more about WORKING TOGETHER FOR FITNESS
INNOVATIVE RECYCLING TRIAL IN STOCKTON
Tuesday 21 December 1999
STOCKTON'S Recycling Centre on Yarm Road has started an innovative re-cycling project, which means domestic household waste is separated before it is incinerated. more about INNOVATIVE RECYCLING TRIAL IN STOCKTON
BOWLED OVER BY MATHS
Tuesday 21 December 1999
HOLLYWOOD Bowl in Stockton is using bowling as an incentive to encourage youngsters to brush up on their numeracy skills. more about BOWLED OVER BY MATHS
FEELING YOUR 'WEIGH' INTO THE NEW MILLENIUM
Monday 20 December 1999
1st JANUARY 2000, the first day of the new Millennium, sees the full adoption of the metric weights and measures system in this country. Pounds and ounces will no longer be used and in their place will be kilograms and grams. more about FEELING YOUR 'WEIGH' INTO THE NEW MILLENIUM
GO FLY A KITE
Friday 17 December 1999
PRESTON Hall Museum will be hosting a special day of activities next Thursday, 23rd December including a kite making session, to help keep the kids busy. more about GO FLY A KITE
HARROW GATE PRIMARY SCHOOL
Thursday 16 December 1999
HARROW GATE Primary School, in Hardwick, is celebrating after a recent OFSTED report praised it as a very good school. more about HARROW GATE PRIMARY SCHOOL
'MISSING LINK' ROAD WILL BRING RELIEF TO THOUSANDS
Thursday 16 December 1999
THE Government's green light for the South Stockton Link Road will bring relief to thousands of Teesside residents. more about 'MISSING LINK' ROAD WILL BRING RELIEF TO THOUSANDS
ON THE ROAD
Thursday 16 December 1999
STOCKTON'S Dial-A-Ride, which provides a door-to-door transport service to almost 500 users who are unable to independently use public transport, is to take possession of two specially designed buses next week. more about ON THE ROAD
HI-TECH HELP
Wednesday 15 December 1999
THANKS to the kind generosity of a local company, Hartburn Lodge in Stockton has found itself going into the new millennium with it's first ever computer for the youngsters. more about HI-TECH HELP
TRUE GRIT
Tuesday 14 December 1999
HERE it is - Stockton's first real snow fall. Gritters are out working to clear the roads but Council workers are still advising: 'Never assume roads are safe and free from ice even though they appear to be gritted! Always drive with care and attention and keep your speed down!' more about TRUE GRIT
LEANING ON THE LAMPOST AT THE CORNER OF THE STREET
Monday 13 December 1999
A GROUP of enterprising residents have taken full advantage of Stockton Council's 'Millennium Grant' and will be using the money to install a total of 20 bins on various lamposts in the Newtown area of Stockton. more about LEANING ON THE LAMPOST AT THE CORNER OF THE STREET
LIBRARY STAFF GO CHRISTMAS CRACKERS
Monday 13 December 1999
DON'T let the run up to Christmas drive you crackers - staff at Egglescliffe Library will take the pressure off by entertaining kids on Wednesday December 22nd from 2.00pm, while mums chill out with a cuppa. more about LIBRARY STAFF GO CHRISTMAS CRACKERS
COME AND LINK UP WITH THE CHOIR
Friday 10 December 1999
CHILDREN from the Links Primary School choir, Eaglescliffe will be bringing Christmas cheer when they perform on Friday 17th December at Egglescliffe Library at 11.00am - 11.30am. more about COME AND LINK UP WITH THE CHOIR
KINDNESS TO KIDS AT CHRISTMAS
Friday 10 December 1999
STAFF of Stockton's Social Services are absolutely overhwelmed at the generosity of two local businesses. more about KINDNESS TO KIDS AT CHRISTMAS
COUNCIL OFFICES ON THE MOVE
Thursday 09 December 1999
STOCKTON Council's Leisure and Cultural Services divisions have moved to Billingham. more about COUNCIL OFFICES ON THE MOVE
CHRISTMAS CALENDARS - ACROSS THE MILES
Thursday 09 December 1999
CHILDREN from Tilery Primary School will be leaving nothing to chance as they help pack up the treasured calendars they have designed. more about CHRISTMAS CALENDARS - ACROSS THE MILES
SETTING SIGHTS ON SOCIAL SERVICES
Thursday 09 December 1999
STAFF and Officers from Stockton's Social Services engaged in displaying four bold new posters instead of putting up Christmas decorations this year. more about SETTING SIGHTS ON SOCIAL SERVICES
GET ON COURSE IN JANUARY
Wednesday 08 December 1999
THERE IS a whole new range of art courses on offer in the Borough, to start the new year. To discover the artist in yourself, choose from one of the following courses: more about GET ON COURSE IN JANUARY
STOCKTON IN THE HOUSING PREMIER LEAGUE
Wednesday 08 December 1999
WHILST local housing authorities across the country are hearing about their Housing Investment Programme Allocations for 2000/2001, Stockton is celebrating a double whammy. more about STOCKTON IN THE HOUSING PREMIER LEAGUE
THE 'JAMES HERRIOT' OF SCHOOLS PAYS A VISIT
Monday 06 December 1999
GERVASE PHINN, described by the Sunday Express and the 'James Herriot' of schools' will be making a visit to Egglescliffe School library on Thursday 9th December where he will be spending time with pupils for a special Poetry Day. more about THE 'JAMES HERRIOT' OF SCHOOLS PAYS A VISIT
SINGING FOR THEIR SUPPER...
Monday 06 December 1999
PUPILS from Bader Primary school, Thornaby, won't be deterred by the fact that they desperately need extra cash in order to be able to perform at the prestigious Festival Hall in London on 24th January 2000. more about SINGING FOR THEIR SUPPER...
NEW MILLENNIUM - NEW DIRECTION
Monday 06 December 1999
Ragworth Neighbourhood Centre in Stockton is to hold a free 'taster' day next month giving local people the opportunity to see what's going on in the centre and sample some of the courses on offer. more about NEW MILLENNIUM - NEW DIRECTION
MASTERS OF MATHS
Friday 03 December 1999
THE OUT-DATED view that maths is boring has been challenged by a group of local children who are just finishing their first term of 'maths master classes' at a Stockton school. more about MASTERS OF MATHS
WITH A SONG IN THEIR HEARTS - CHOIR OVERJOYED
Friday 03 December 1999
PUPILS of Thornaby's Bader Primary school choir are thrilled at being told the great news that they have been invited to perform at The Festival Hall, London on January 24th, 2000. more about WITH A SONG IN THEIR HEARTS - CHOIR OVERJOYED
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