More than £35m to transform high street sites across Teesside officially approved
The money will help with projects in Middlesbrough, Stockton and Loftus
15:51, 19 MAY 2021
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Grants coming to more than £35m for major town centre overhauls on Teesside have been officially rubber-stamped by the Government. Confirmation of both Stockton and Middlesbrough allocations from the âFuture High Street Fundâ were revealed by ministers on Wednesday.
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TORONTO With the May long-weekend approaching and summer on the horizon, some Ontario municipalities are taking extra measures at its beaches and waterfronts that officials hope will discourage large gatherings and visitors from other regions. For the second summer during the pandemic, officials in Innisfil, north of Toronto, are restricting parking and the use of the boat launch at the popular Innisfil Beach Park to local residents starting on May 21. An entry gate will be installed at the park s entrance with town staff controlling access. Innisfil s mayor says the restrictions are necessary to curb the spread of COVID-19. “To help reduce crowds and out-of-area travel, we’re imposing measures that will keep our community safe while the province’s vaccination program reaches more people,” said Mayor Lynn Dollin. “Our residents did such a great job following the COVID-19 measures and guidelines at our beaches last summer and we are counting on our citizens
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Paula in the park: In case you’re missing Paula Simons’ sharp and curious mind here at the Journal, the senator’s brand-new, online Jane’s Walk is a simply fantastic way to catch up, and also learn all about one of Edmonton’s underrated, north-side treasures: Coronation Park which contains three of our best buildings, two of them planetariums, hilariously. In her precise and enthusiastic way, Simons circles the gorgeous peaks of Hemingway Pool, shakes loose the history of the imported Ross Sheppard totem pole, and even points out little-known Long Burrow 6, a rare example