Middlesbrough neighbourhoods
These areas are in Middlesbrough borough, so Middlesbrough Council handles planning and vehicle crossing licences.
- Acklam: inter-war semis, post-war estates and grass verges, TS5.
- Linthorpe: Victorian and Edwardian terraces and villas near Albert Park, TS5.
- Marton: semis, 1960s to 1980s estates and larger detached homes, TS7.
- Nunthorpe: larger homes on generous plots, TS7.
- Coulby Newham: 1970s to 1990s estates, TS8.
- Hemlington: estate housing around Hemlington Lake, TS8.
- Stainton and Thornton: villages on the southern edge, TS8.
- Brookfield: between Acklam and Hemlington, TS5.
Redcar and Cleveland
Redcar and Cleveland Council handles planning and dropped kerbs for these towns.
- Ormesby: 1960s and 1970s estates around Ormesby Hall, TS7.
- Eston: former ironstone town with terraces and post-war estates, TS6.
- Normanby: terraces, semis and estates on old Normanby Hall parkland, TS6.
- Guisborough: market town at the foot of the Cleveland Hills, TS14.
- Redcar: seaside town, from Coatham's Victorian streets to Dormanstown, TS10.
Stockton-on-Tees
Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council handles these towns.
- Thornaby: Victorian terraces and the newer town on the old airfield, TS17.
- Ingleby Barwick: large private estate town built from the late 1970s, TS17.
- Stockton-on-Tees: market town with Norton, Hartburn and post-war suburbs, TS18 to TS20.
- Billingham: Old Billingham and its post-war planned estates, TS22 and TS23.
North Yorkshire
North Yorkshire Council handles these, south of the Middlesbrough boundary.
- Great Ayton: village on the River Leven below Roseberry Topping, TS9.
- Stokesley: Georgian market town with a large conservation area, TS9.
Driveway guides
- Driveway cost in Middlesbrough
- Planning permission for driveways
- Resin vs block paving
- How long does a driveway take?
- Widening a driveway
- Driveway drainage on clay soil
Not listed?
If your town or village is within about ten miles of Middlesbrough but not shown here, the same principles apply: check which council covers your street, because that council handles planning and dropped kerbs. Our guides to driveway costs and planning permission cover the rules that apply everywhere in England.