Teesside

British

/ ˈtiːzˌsaɪd /

noun

the industrial region around the lower Tees valley and estuary: a county borough, containing Middlesbrough, from 1968 to 1974

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Silver hair shimmering in the Teesside sunshine, the sight of Fabrizio Ravanelli celebrating a debut hat-trick against Liverpool - months after scoring in Juventus' Champions League triumph - had Middlesbrough fans dreaming.

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Emerson went missing, his wife not very complimentary about Teesside.

From BBC

Thomas Judge is known on Teesside as the man who tackles charity walks with a fridge on his back to "represent the weight someone with mental health problems carries every day".

From BBC

Transactions seen by the BBC show the Go Fund Me money from the 2022 walk was transferred to a business bank account set up by Thomas Carroll, an associate of Judge and director of the limited company First Contact Teesside Ltd.

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Judge continued to fundraise, often using collection tins, some of which still sit by tills in businesses around Teesside.

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