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The Herald & Post series of six free weekly newspapers is printed and published by the Gazette Media Company, publishers of the Evening Gazette. Read

Herald & Post stories from Stockton & Billingham

Blueprint for week-long river celebrations

A WEEK-LONG ‘River Festival’ could be launched next spring to promote and celebrate leisure facilities on the River Tees. Read

Blueprint for week-long river celebrations

A WEEK-LONG ‘River Festival’ could be launched next spring to promote and celebrate leisure facilities on the River Tees. Read

Herald & Post stories from Middlesbrough

Hundreds of pupils on song

AN INTERNATIONALLY renowned composer has directed a performance extravaganza by 300 Teesside children. Read

Success of crackdown on bikers

A CRACKDOWN on the illegal and anti-social use of motorbikes has slashed the number of complaints in Middlesbrough by more than half. Read

Herald & Post stories from East Cleveland

Residents invited to give views on seaside transformation

AN interactive seaside exhibition that will give the public the chance to inspire architects to deliver a scheme geared to regenerate Redcar's seafront was due to open today. Read

Residents invited to give views on seaside transformation

AN interactive seaside exhibition that will give the public the chance to inspire architects to deliver a scheme geared to regenerate Redcar's seafront was due to open today. Read

Herald & Post stories from Darlington

Free travel for helping survey

SOARING fuel prices, higher road tax and increasing car park charges have all being hitting drivers in their wallets - now Arriva North East is set to conduct a study across Darlington to examine the differences in costs between travelling by car and bus. Read

The route to an eco lifestyle

DARLINGTON has been announced as one of 24 pilot schemes to promote environmentally-friendly transport for people travelling to and from stations. Read

Herald & Post stories from South Durham

Power to the people

WORK started this week on a key phase of plans to give local communities in County Durham more choice and voice in how the new look ‘super’ council will deliver services in their area from April next year. Read