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Could be worse, she could have asked for tickets to see "TakeThat" at the Riverside....

If you don't care about your local area and our resources getting robbed blind that's fine, lots of people do.

There is no fiasco, most people who don't read Facebook and just take notice of official notices aren't confused at all.

Most people on Houchen's Facebook page are not from Teesside and can't vote in this election.

No idea to be honest, I guess if private cash is in it then it's up to them to make it work.

Yes he is, also as the councillor for the area, the Tad centre is probably the quietest of all the buildings in that area.

I've passed that on mate, but the cinema is just in talking and possible work mode and certainly not even in planning mode yet.

The building opposite is old bakery, which is going to be Wendy's the burger people, which is franchised, but we don't think it's the same owners

I'm not sure, but I will be asking.

News is this company owes Staff wages, Rent, Rates and insurance premiums. Sadly there was no alternative but to take possession of the building.

He did.

The Transporter is the responsibility of both Middlesbrough and Stockton councils.

I'm in favour of one local authority and a city of Teesside, a bit like they did with Stoke on Trent. Progressives of course argued for a Cleveland super authority, rather than the 5 unitary authorities that the Tories put on us in 1996 under John Major. Labour voted against the unitary...

We have one.

You will get a leaflet in your door the day before the green bin will be taken away. I am sure that the councillor in charge of environment is looking into the £40 charge officers are telling people, I'll reply when he has told us what is going on because as far as I was aware they would be no...

Yes.

Yes, but please be aware, once you have decided to keep it, it's yours and the council won't be able to empty or remove it ever again.

The old green bins are diamond lifting bins and require a diamond lift wagon, the black and blue lid bins are fork lift bins and require a fork lift wagon, the new brown bins are now fork lift so we now only require one type of wagon instead of two.

Website works perfectly well for me. You will get your new bin before they remove the old one, so no panic. We work with the budget that the government allows us to have. As far as I am aware new bin wagons are about £250,000 each.

Not sure, but Haverton Hill recycling is almost at the end of it's life, the council contract ends next year, we we are working with other local councils to identify an area where we can have a new one built.