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  1. Morrisons confirms seven stores that are set to close, with four on Teesside

    Seven Morrisons Daily stores have been earmarked for closure in 2026 as part of the supermarket’s restructuring driveJohn…
    #NewsBeep #News #Business #GB #GreatAytonandStokesley #Guisborough #Loftus #Redcar #RedcarandCleveland #UK #UnitedKingdom
    newsbeep.com/uk/618081/

  2. Snakes alive! Dog walkers urged to take care as protected adders emerge from hibernation

    Mark Harrison, took some fantastic images of a snake on the edge of the North York Moors, as…
    #NewsBeep #News #Wildlife #Animals #Guisborough #NorthYorkshire #RedcarandCleveland #Science #UK #UnitedKingdom
    newsbeep.com/uk/541012/

  3. Teenager in anti-stigma mental health campaign says social media ban for under 16s won’t work

    Sophie Bloomfield, a Member of Youth Parliament from Guisborough, has also researched the problem of violence among young…
    #NewsBeep #News #Mentalhealth #Guisborough #Health #MentalHealth #RedcarandCleveland #UK #UnitedKingdom
    newsbeep.com/uk/506607/

  4. The Last Traces of the Belmont Ironstone Mine

    Green “Yorkshire” fields in early spring, and nothing here looks remotely industrial. Yet the three red-brick Edwardian cottages sitting neatly in the middle distance were built for the men who ran Belmont Ironstone Mine, and the large brick building in the distance was once the stables for the horses ...

    fhithich.uk/2026/03/28/the-las

    #Guisborough #20thCentury #history #IronstoneMining

  5. The Last Traces of the Belmont Ironstone Mine

    Green “Yorkshire” fields in early spring, and nothing here looks remotely industrial. Yet the three red-brick Edwardian cottages sitting neatly in the middle distance were built for the men who ran Belmont Ironstone Mine, and the large brick building in the distance was once the stables for the horses ...

    fhithich.uk/2026/03/28/the-las

    #Guisborough #20thCentury #history #IronstoneMining

  6. The Last Traces of the Belmont Ironstone Mine

    Green “Yorkshire” fields in early spring, and nothing here looks remotely industrial. Yet the three red-brick Edwardian cottages sitting neatly in the middle distance were built for the men who ran Belmont Ironstone Mine, and the large brick building in the distance was once the stables for the horses ...

    fhithich.uk/2026/03/28/the-las

    #Guisborough #20thCentury #history #IronstoneMining

  7. The Last Traces of the Belmont Ironstone Mine

    Green “Yorkshire” fields in early spring, and nothing here looks remotely industrial. Yet the three red-brick Edwardian cottages sitting neatly in the middle distance were built for the men who ran Belmont Ironstone Mine, and the large brick building in the distance was once the stables for the horses ...

    fhithich.uk/2026/03/28/the-las

    #Guisborough #20thCentury #history #IronstoneMining

  8. I have just got back from walking along part of the Cleveland Hills above Guisborough in North Yorkshire. It was a sunny but frosty morning after several days of rain. The air was very clear. The Cleveland Hills and Pennines were capped with snow. Beyond Teesmouth, on the northern horizon were two white shapes that I had not seen before. The leftmost was long and flat, the rightmost narrow and pointed. I am fairly sure these were the snow-capped Cheviot and Hedgehope Hill, 80 miles away and almost on the Scottish border. When I was at the University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne in the '80s my tutor said that he could see the Cheviot from his office in the Claremont Tower. See the image in this old article in the Guardian for what they look like: theguardian.com/uk-news/2018/m. Today the snowline on them was at a lower level than in that image.

    #teesside #northyorkmoors #cheviothills #walking #guisborough #sightlines

  9. I have just got back from walking along part of the Cleveland Hills above Guisborough in North Yorkshire. It was a sunny but frosty morning after several days of rain. The air was very clear. The Cleveland Hills and Pennines were capped with snow. Beyond Teesmouth, on the northern horizon were two white shapes that I had not seen before. The leftmost was long and flat, the rightmost narrow and pointed. I am fairly sure these were the snow-capped Cheviot and Hedgehope Hill, 80 miles away and almost on the Scottish border. When I was at the University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne in the '80s my tutor said that he could see the Cheviot from his office in the Claremont Tower. See the image in this old article in the Guardian for what they look like: theguardian.com/uk-news/2018/m. Today the snowline on them was at a lower level than in that image.

    #teesside #northyorkmoors #cheviothills #walking #guisborough #sightlines

  10. I have just got back from walking along part of the Cleveland Hills above Guisborough in North Yorkshire. It was a sunny but frosty morning after several days of rain. The air was very clear. The Cleveland Hills and Pennines were capped with snow. Beyond Teesmouth, on the northern horizon were two white shapes that I had not seen before. The leftmost was long and flat, the rightmost narrow and pointed. I am fairly sure these were the snow-capped Cheviot and Hedgehope Hill, 80 miles away and almost on the Scottish border. When I was at the University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne in the '80s my tutor said that he could see the Cheviot from his office in the Claremont Tower. See the image in this old article in the Guardian for what they look like: theguardian.com/uk-news/2018/m. Today the snowline on them was at a lower level than in that image.

    #teesside #northyorkmoors #cheviothills #walking #guisborough #sightlines

  11. Biodiversity Net Gain: Green Promises, Thin Results

    The UK’s Biodiversity Net Gain scheme was meant to be our environmental shield. A simple promise that development would leave habitats “in a measurably better state than they were before.” It is sold as a key tool to halt “catastrophic declines in nature.” Fine words, neatly printed.

    The proposal to develop an 1 ...

    fhithich.uk/2026/02/10/biodive

    #Guisborough #Pinchinthorpe

  12. Biodiversity Net Gain: Green Promises, Thin Results

    The UK’s Biodiversity Net Gain scheme was meant to be our environmental shield. A simple promise that development would leave habitats “in a measurably better state than they were before.” It is sold as a key tool to halt “catastrophic declines in nature.” Fine words, neatly printed.

    The proposal to develop an 1 ...

    fhithich.uk/2026/02/10/biodive

    #Guisborough #Pinchinthorpe

  13. Biodiversity Net Gain: Green Promises, Thin Results

    The UK’s Biodiversity Net Gain scheme was meant to be our environmental shield. A simple promise that development would leave habitats “in a measurably better state than they were before.” It is sold as a key tool to halt “catastrophic declines in nature.” Fine words, neatly printed.

    The proposal to develop an 1 ...

    fhithich.uk/2026/02/10/biodive

    #Guisborough #Pinchinthorpe

  14. Biodiversity Net Gain: Green Promises, Thin Results

    The UK’s Biodiversity Net Gain scheme was meant to be our environmental shield. A simple promise that development would leave habitats “in a measurably better state than they were before.” It is sold as a key tool to halt “catastrophic declines in nature.” Fine words, neatly printed.

    The proposal to develop an 1 ...

    fhithich.uk/2026/02/10/biodive

    #Guisborough #Pinchinthorpe

  15. Tinghou: From Meeting Place to Housing Estate

    Not the most flattering view for today, I will admit. A quiet field, currently earning its keep as horse pasture, pressed up against Lowcross Farm. I took the photograph for two reasons, neither of them aesthetic.

    First, for the record. This field sits under a planning application for a new estate of 117 ...

    fhithich.uk/2026/01/24/tinghou

    #Guisborough #Pinchinthorpe #history #medieval

  16. Tinghou: From Meeting Place to Housing Estate

    Not the most flattering view for today, I will admit. A quiet field, currently earning its keep as horse pasture, pressed up against Lowcross Farm. I took the photograph for two reasons, neither of them aesthetic.

    First, for the record. This field sits under a planning application for a new estate of 117 ...

    fhithich.uk/2026/01/24/tinghou

    #Guisborough #Pinchinthorpe #history #medieval

  17. Tinghou: From Meeting Place to Housing Estate

    Not the most flattering view for today, I will admit. A quiet field, currently earning its keep as horse pasture, pressed up against Lowcross Farm. I took the photograph for two reasons, neither of them aesthetic.

    First, for the record. This field sits under a planning application for a new estate of 117 ...

    fhithich.uk/2026/01/24/tinghou

    #Guisborough #Pinchinthorpe #history #medieval

  18. Tinghou: From Meeting Place to Housing Estate

    Not the most flattering view for today, I will admit. A quiet field, currently earning its keep as horse pasture, pressed up against Lowcross Farm. I took the photograph for two reasons, neither of them aesthetic.

    First, for the record. This field sits under a planning application for a new estate of 117 ...

    fhithich.uk/2026/01/24/tinghou

    #Guisborough #Pinchinthorpe #history #medieval

  19. Viaducts, Violence and Victory: How Rival Railways Fought for Cleveland

    The old viaduct at Slapewath stands forlorn and overgrown. It looks peaceful now. Built in 1861 by the Cleveland Railway, it sat at the centre of one of the fiercest railway battles in the north of England.

    By the time the Middlesbrough & Guisbroug ...

    fhithich.uk/2026/01/22/viaduct

    #Guisborough #Slapwath #19thcentury #history #railway

  20. Viaducts, Violence and Victory: How Rival Railways Fought for Cleveland

    The old viaduct at Slapewath stands forlorn and overgrown. It looks peaceful now. Built in 1861 by the Cleveland Railway, it sat at the centre of one of the fiercest railway battles in the north of England.

    By the time the Middlesbrough & Guisbroug ...

    fhithich.uk/2026/01/22/viaduct

    #Guisborough #Slapwath #19thcentury #history #railway

  21. Viaducts, Violence and Victory: How Rival Railways Fought for Cleveland

    The old viaduct at Slapewath stands forlorn and overgrown. It looks peaceful now. Built in 1861 by the Cleveland Railway, it sat at the centre of one of the fiercest railway battles in the north of England.

    By the time the Middlesbrough & Guisbroug ...

    fhithich.uk/2026/01/22/viaduct

    #Guisborough #Slapwath #19thcentury #history #railway

  22. Viaducts, Violence and Victory: How Rival Railways Fought for Cleveland

    The old viaduct at Slapewath stands forlorn and overgrown. It looks peaceful now. Built in 1861 by the Cleveland Railway, it sat at the centre of one of the fiercest railway battles in the north of England.

    By the time the Middlesbrough & Guisbroug ...

    fhithich.uk/2026/01/22/viaduct

    #Guisborough #Slapwath #19thcentury #history #railway

  23. The Station That Was Not for the Plebs: How Guisborough Got a Railway, Reluctantly

    The photograph shows an overgrown piece of railway history: the remains of the private station, built not for a town, but for Sir Alfred Edward Pease of Hutton Hall. It is a neat place to begin, because it tells you almost everything about ...

    fhithich.uk/2026/01/21/the-sta

    #Guisborough #19thcentury #history #railway

  24. The Station That Was Not for the Plebs: How Guisborough Got a Railway, Reluctantly

    The photograph shows an overgrown piece of railway history: the remains of the private station, built not for a town, but for Sir Alfred Edward Pease of Hutton Hall. It is a neat place to begin, because it tells you almost everything about ...

    fhithich.uk/2026/01/21/the-sta

    #Guisborough #19thcentury #history #railway

  25. The Station That Was Not for the Plebs: How Guisborough Got a Railway, Reluctantly

    The photograph shows an overgrown piece of railway history: the remains of the private station, built not for a town, but for Sir Alfred Edward Pease of Hutton Hall. It is a neat place to begin, because it tells you almost everything about ...

    fhithich.uk/2026/01/21/the-sta

    #Guisborough #19thcentury #history #railway

  26. The Station That Was Not for the Plebs: How Guisborough Got a Railway, Reluctantly

    The photograph shows an overgrown piece of railway history: the remains of the private station, built not for a town, but for Sir Alfred Edward Pease of Hutton Hall. It is a neat place to begin, because it tells you almost everything about ...

    fhithich.uk/2026/01/21/the-sta

    #Guisborough #19thcentury #history #railway

  27. Life Support for a “Green and Pleasant Land”

    A gloomy photograph  for a gloomy day in a gloomy month. The sky is doing that flat grey thing, the sort that drains the colour out of everything. As if on schedule, the news has joined in, with fresh misery arriving from across the Atlantic, where the headlines manage to sink the mood even further. With that as the backdrop, h ...

    fhithich.uk/2026/01/19/life-su

    #Guisborough #Environment

  28. Life Support for a “Green and Pleasant Land”

    A gloomy photograph  for a gloomy day in a gloomy month. The sky is doing that flat grey thing, the sort that drains the colour out of everything. As if on schedule, the news has joined in, with fresh misery arriving from across the Atlantic, where the headlines manage to sink the mood even further. With that as the backdrop, h ...

    fhithich.uk/2026/01/19/life-su

    #Guisborough #Environment

  29. Life Support for a “Green and Pleasant Land”

    A gloomy photograph  for a gloomy day in a gloomy month. The sky is doing that flat grey thing, the sort that drains the colour out of everything. As if on schedule, the news has joined in, with fresh misery arriving from across the Atlantic, where the headlines manage to sink the mood even further. With that as the backdrop, h ...

    fhithich.uk/2026/01/19/life-su

    #Guisborough #Environment

  30. Life Support for a “Green and Pleasant Land”

    A gloomy photograph  for a gloomy day in a gloomy month. The sky is doing that flat grey thing, the sort that drains the colour out of everything. As if on schedule, the news has joined in, with fresh misery arriving from across the Atlantic, where the headlines manage to sink the mood even further. With that as the backdrop, h ...

    fhithich.uk/2026/01/19/life-su

    #Guisborough #Environment

  31. Lost Without Moving: Britain’s Wandering North

    A cracking morning. This view looks north-east from Newton Moor, over Guisborough, out to the North Sea and whatever lies beyond it, behaving impeccably for once.

    “Grid to mag, add; mag to grid, get rid” is the sort of mnemonic that lodges in the brain for life, usually thanks to the Cubs and a damp field. ...

    fhithich.uk/2025/12/13/lost-wi

    #Guisborough #NewtonMoor #NorthYorkMoors

  32. Lost Without Moving: Britain’s Wandering North

    A cracking morning. This view looks north-east from Newton Moor, over Guisborough, out to the North Sea and whatever lies beyond it, behaving impeccably for once.

    “Grid to mag, add; mag to grid, get rid” is the sort of mnemonic that lodges in the brain for life, usually thanks to the Cubs and a damp field. ...

    fhithich.uk/2025/12/13/lost-wi

    #Guisborough #NewtonMoor #NorthYorkMoors

  33. Lost Without Moving: Britain’s Wandering North

    A cracking morning. This view looks north-east from Newton Moor, over Guisborough, out to the North Sea and whatever lies beyond it, behaving impeccably for once.

    “Grid to mag, add; mag to grid, get rid” is the sort of mnemonic that lodges in the brain for life, usually thanks to the Cubs and a damp field. ...

    fhithich.uk/2025/12/13/lost-wi

    #Guisborough #NewtonMoor #NorthYorkMoors

  34. Lost Without Moving: Britain’s Wandering North

    A cracking morning. This view looks north-east from Newton Moor, over Guisborough, out to the North Sea and whatever lies beyond it, behaving impeccably for once.

    “Grid to mag, add; mag to grid, get rid” is the sort of mnemonic that lodges in the brain for life, usually thanks to the Cubs and a damp field. ...

    fhithich.uk/2025/12/13/lost-wi

    #Guisborough #NewtonMoor #NorthYorkMoors

  35. The Watchers of the Plain: Highcliff Nab in the Stone Age Landscape

    From Gisborough Moor, Highcliff Nab rises starkly above the Cleveland Plain, and it is easy to imagine the lives of its earliest visitors, the Mesolithic hunter-gatherers who roamed here during six millennia before 4000 BC — long befor ...

    fhithich.uk/2025/10/27/the-wat

    #Guisborough #HighcliffNab #NorthYorkMoors #history #mesolithic #prehistoric

  36. The Watchers of the Plain: Highcliff Nab in the Stone Age Landscape

    From Gisborough Moor, Highcliff Nab rises starkly above the Cleveland Plain, and it is easy to imagine the lives of its earliest visitors, the Mesolithic hunter-gatherers who roamed here during six millennia before 4000 BC — long befor ...

    fhithich.uk/2025/10/27/the-wat

    #Guisborough #HighcliffNab #NorthYorkMoors #history #mesolithic #prehistoric

  37. The Watchers of the Plain: Highcliff Nab in the Stone Age Landscape

    From Gisborough Moor, Highcliff Nab rises starkly above the Cleveland Plain, and it is easy to imagine the lives of its earliest visitors, the Mesolithic hunter-gatherers who roamed here during six millennia before 4000 BC — long befor ...

    fhithich.uk/2025/10/27/the-wat

    #Guisborough #HighcliffNab #NorthYorkMoors #history #mesolithic #prehistoric

  38. The Watchers of the Plain: Highcliff Nab in the Stone Age Landscape

    From Gisborough Moor, Highcliff Nab rises starkly above the Cleveland Plain, and it is easy to imagine the lives of its earliest visitors, the Mesolithic hunter-gatherers who roamed here during six millennia before 4000 BC — long befor ...

    fhithich.uk/2025/10/27/the-wat

    #Guisborough #HighcliffNab #NorthYorkMoors #history #mesolithic #prehistoric

  39. Panis Porcinus: Bread for Pigs, Medicine for Men

    The common names we give to plants often say less about science and more about superstition. Take fleabane. Its title comes from the old belief that dried stems would drive away fleas. Toothwort was thought to cure toothache, not through any chemical virtue, but because its flowers looked rather ...

    fhithich.uk/2025/09/05/panis-p

    #Guisborough #HuttonLowcross #flora #folklore #history

  40. Panis Porcinus: Bread for Pigs, Medicine for Men

    The common names we give to plants often say less about science and more about superstition. Take fleabane. Its title comes from the old belief that dried stems would drive away fleas. Toothwort was thought to cure toothache, not through any chemical virtue, but because its flowers looked rather ...

    fhithich.uk/2025/09/05/panis-p

    #Guisborough #HuttonLowcross #flora #folklore #history

  41. Panis Porcinus: Bread for Pigs, Medicine for Men

    The common names we give to plants often say less about science and more about superstition. Take fleabane. Its title comes from the old belief that dried stems would drive away fleas. Toothwort was thought to cure toothache, not through any chemical virtue, but because its flowers looked rather ...

    fhithich.uk/2025/09/05/panis-p

    #Guisborough #HuttonLowcross #flora #folklore #history

  42. Panis Porcinus: Bread for Pigs, Medicine for Men

    The common names we give to plants often say less about science and more about superstition. Take fleabane. Its title comes from the old belief that dried stems would drive away fleas. Toothwort was thought to cure toothache, not through any chemical virtue, but because its flowers looked rather ...

    fhithich.uk/2025/09/05/panis-p

    #Guisborough #HuttonLowcross #flora #folklore #history

  43. The Slow Decay of Belmont Mine

    It is disheartening to see the old mine buildings at Belmont Ironstone Mine partially collapsed. Built around 1909, they may not be the grandest examples of industrial architecture, but they are likely the most intact surface remains of any ironstone mine in the Cleveland area. Remarkably, some sections are still used as stables. I ...

    fhithich.uk/2025/06/30/the-slo

    #Guisborough #20thCentury #history #IronstoneMining

  44. The Slow Decay of Belmont Mine

    It is disheartening to see the old mine buildings at Belmont Ironstone Mine partially collapsed. Built around 1909, they may not be the grandest examples of industrial architecture, but they are likely the most intact surface remains of any ironstone mine in the Cleveland area. Remarkably, some sections are still used as stables. I ...

    fhithich.uk/2025/06/30/the-slo

    #Guisborough #20thCentury #history #IronstoneMining

  45. The Slow Decay of Belmont Mine

    It is disheartening to see the old mine buildings at Belmont Ironstone Mine partially collapsed. Built around 1909, they may not be the grandest examples of industrial architecture, but they are likely the most intact surface remains of any ironstone mine in the Cleveland area. Remarkably, some sections are still used as stables. I ...

    fhithich.uk/2025/06/30/the-slo

    #Guisborough #20thCentury #history #IronstoneMining

  46. The Slow Decay of Belmont Mine

    It is disheartening to see the old mine buildings at Belmont Ironstone Mine partially collapsed. Built around 1909, they may not be the grandest examples of industrial architecture, but they are likely the most intact surface remains of any ironstone mine in the Cleveland area. Remarkably, some sections are still used as stables. I ...

    fhithich.uk/2025/06/30/the-slo

    #Guisborough #20thCentury #history #IronstoneMining

  47. The Priory Gatehouse: Overshadowed but Not Forgotten

    I had reason to visit Guisborough today and took the chance to walk around the old priory. I have posted before of its great east wall—impressive as it is, it remains only a fragment of what must once have been a formidable structure.

    The priory met its end in 1540 with the Dissolution. Ten years later ...

    fhithich.uk/2025/06/20/the-pri

    #Guisborough #history #medieval

  48. The Priory Gatehouse: Overshadowed but Not Forgotten

    I had reason to visit Guisborough today and took the chance to walk around the old priory. I have posted before of its great east wall—impressive as it is, it remains only a fragment of what must once have been a formidable structure.

    The priory met its end in 1540 with the Dissolution. Ten years later ...

    fhithich.uk/2025/06/20/the-pri

    #Guisborough #history #medieval

  49. The Priory Gatehouse: Overshadowed but Not Forgotten

    I had reason to visit Guisborough today and took the chance to walk around the old priory. I have posted before of its great east wall—impressive as it is, it remains only a fragment of what must once have been a formidable structure.

    The priory met its end in 1540 with the Dissolution. Ten years later ...

    fhithich.uk/2025/06/20/the-pri

    #Guisborough #history #medieval

  50. The Priory Gatehouse: Overshadowed but Not Forgotten

    I had reason to visit Guisborough today and took the chance to walk around the old priory. I have posted before of its great east wall—impressive as it is, it remains only a fragment of what must once have been a formidable structure.

    The priory met its end in 1540 with the Dissolution. Ten years later ...

    fhithich.uk/2025/06/20/the-pri

    #Guisborough #history #medieval

  51. Temperature Inversions and Timetable Errors

    A glorious morning on the hills south of Guisborough, the so-called top of Belmangate. While the town wallowed in cold and damp misery, those above the temperature inversion were treated to the breathtaking sight of Eston Nab and Airy Hill rising like islands from the clouds, with a diffused Brocken spectre thrown in for good measure.

    Dr. ...

    fhithich.uk/?p=37071

    #Guisborough #NorthYorkMoors #EarlyMedieval #etymology #Roman

  52. Temperature Inversions and Timetable Errors

    A glorious morning on the hills south of Guisborough, the so-called top of Belmangate. While the town wallowed in cold and damp misery, those above the temperature inversion were treated to the breathtaking sight of Eston Nab and Airy Hill rising like islands from the clouds, with a diffused Brocken spectre thrown in for good measure.

    Dr. ...

    fhithich.uk/?p=37071

    #Guisborough #NorthYorkMoors #EarlyMedieval #etymology #Roman

  53. Temperature Inversions and Timetable Errors

    A glorious morning on the hills south of Guisborough, the so-called top of Belmangate. While the town wallowed in cold and damp misery, those above the temperature inversion were treated to the breathtaking sight of Eston Nab and Airy Hill rising like islands from the clouds, with a diffused Brocken spectre thrown in for good measure.

    Dr. ...

    fhithich.uk/?p=37071

    #Guisborough #NorthYorkMoors #EarlyMedieval #etymology #Roman

  54. Temperature Inversions and Timetable Errors

    A glorious morning on the hills south of Guisborough, the so-called top of Belmangate. While the town wallowed in cold and damp misery, those above the temperature inversion were treated to the breathtaking sight of Eston Nab and Airy Hill rising like islands from the clouds, with a diffused Brocken spectre thrown in for good measure.

    Dr. ...

    fhithich.uk/?p=37071

    #Guisborough #NorthYorkMoors #EarlyMedieval #etymology #Roman

  55. A Dreary Day, a Doubtful Saint, and Too Much Christmas

    A dreary, cold day, though mercifully not freezing, but with rain looming. St. Thomas’ Day Eve—dedicated to the patron saint of doubt—drapes itself in the sort of gloom that makes you wonder why you bothered to look out the window. That housing estate west of Guisborough in today’s photo? I had been blind to its charms until no ...

    fhithich.uk/?p=37025

    #Guisborough #HuttonLowcross #NorthYorkMoors #folklore #mediaeval