Category: East Cleveland
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Opening of Land of Iron in Skinningrove
Luke was invited by Land of Iron to the opening event for the new museum. The former Cleveland Ironstone Mining Museum’s £2.3m new building was declared officially open by the Honourable Joanna Pease – direct descendant of the Pease family of industrialists who took ownership of the original mine in…
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Luke backs specialist education to keep children close to home
Today (19 September 2023), Cabinet Member for Children, Cllr Luke Myer, visited Rigwood House at Saltburn – home to Old Farm School’s second site at Rigwood Cottage, alongside the nearby Rigwood House residential provision. He met the team to discuss the council’s support for local specialist education to be expanded…
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Luke visits new Clean Energy Education Hub
Luke visited the new Clean Energy Education Hub at Redcar & Cleveland College this week. Redcar & Cleveland Borough Council worked in partnership with the College on the facility, which is developing new skills training routes to help local people get into the green jobs of the future. It has…
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Luke opens new Skelton Family Hub
Luke was delighted to open the new Family Hub at Skelton – which he helped to deliver as Cabinet Member for Children in Redcar & Cleveland Borough Council. The new centre will include services for children of all ages, from birth registration up to teenagers, working with the Youth Centre…
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Luke opens new family centre in Loftus
12 September 2023 Families in East Cleveland are set to benefit from a major boost in local support, as a newly transformed Family Hub was officially opened in Loftus this week. The relaunch forms part of a £2.6 million investment into Family Hubs across Redcar and Cleveland, designed to bring…
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Council paws-itively welcomes dog-friendly venues
10 August 2023 Redcar & Cleveland’s Labour Council has launched a new online directory of dog-friendly places to visit across the borough. The guide brings together cafés, pubs, attractions, hotels, guest houses and holiday lets that welcome dogs, helping residents and visitors plan days out without leaving their four-legged friends…
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On site at Marske Sewage Works
Today (6 July 2023) Cllr Luke Myer visited the Marske Sewage Treatment Works – a major facility that processes wastewater from across Redcar & Cleveland, including Skelton, Brotton, Guisborough, Saltburn and Marske. Built in 2000, the plant forms part of the Teesside strategic network and includes a six-million-litre storm tank…
