Stuart Arnold

1 week ago | yorkshirepost.co.uk | Stuart Arnold

Plans to turn a butcher’s shop into a micro pub are to be considered by the local council. JE Smith, in Dundas Street East, Saltburn, recently closed due to retirement after long being one of the town’s oldest businesses. The shop was previously marketed for sale along with a two bed maisonette above it. Plans now submitted to Redcar and Cleveland Council. envisage the property housing a micro pub, which would require change of use permission.

1 week ago | yorkshirepost.co.uk | Stuart Arnold

Skelton Primary School received Government funding for the work with existing buildings suffering from a number of issues. A large rural-based primary school has been given the go-ahead for a new replacement school building. The Department for Education (DfE) successfully applied for the planning permission required on behalf of Skelton Primary School from Redcar and Cleveland Council with the work to be carried out by construction and engineering firm Tilbury Douglas.

1 week ago | thenorthernecho.co.uk | Stuart Arnold

Council chambers at the civic centre in Redcar and (inset) Councillor Izzy Attwood. Picture/credit: RCBC. Free for use for all LDRS partners. A councillor is set to be granted a formal exemption from attending local authority meetings for six months due to her ill health. Councillors are being asked to approve the exemption, running until November 13 this year, in respect of South Bank ward councillor Izzy Attwood.

2 weeks ago | bbc.com | Stuart Arnold

Council to cut post-16 school SEND transportStuart ArnoldLocal Democracy Reporting ServiceGettyThe council spends about £500,000 on the service currentlyA local authority is to cut the amount of subsidised transport it provides to post 16-year-old pupils with special educational needs (SEND) travelling to school. Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council said it was spending an "unsustainable" amount on the scheme for 105 students and that costs were expected to rise in the future.

2 weeks ago | darlingtonandstocktontimes.co.uk | Stuart Arnold

The former nursing home in Leven Street, Saltburn, subject to the planning application (Image: GOOGLE) A former nursing home for the elderly is set to be turned into a children’s Montessori nursery and pre-school after planning permission was granted. Nineteen objections were received by Redcar and Cleveland Council over the proposal for the former Laurieston residential home in Leven Street, Saltburn, along with an eight page long petition.