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Published 16th Oct 2012

Parents and kids are invited to enjoy a scary seasonal treat at Newham Grange Country Farm later this month.

The popular Spooky Halloween Walk returns for a third year on Monday, October 29 and promises to be bigger and better than ever.

Tickets must be bought in advance and are available for five timeslots: 6pm, 6.20pm, 6.40pm, 7pm and 7.20pm.

After the entertainment the walkers can return to the Farm to take part in some Halloween crafts and have a drink and a bite to eat at the Muddy Boots Cafe.

Tickets are £3 for adults and £2 for children and are available now from the Farm shop, or call 01642 515729 or visit the Farm’s Facebook and Twitter for more information.

New car parking discounts

New parking offers make Middlesbrough one of the region's best value town centres for motorists.

Two amazing events for Tees Valley Arts!

Tees Valley Arts are busy organising two fantastic events which are both free and which the public are warmly invited to come along and enjoy.

Creative arts week is launched by Arts Council Chief Executive Alan Davey

A week of exhibitions and shows to celebrate the work of creative arts students at Teesside University has been opened to much acclaim by the Chief Executive of Arts Council England.

Olympian Johanna ready for Riverside Run

She has taken part in two Olympics, two World Championships and won gold at the last Commonwealth Games, but Johanna Jackson admits she is looking forward to the Middlesbrough College Riverside Run with genuine anticipation.

Stage and screen the focus of creative summer schools Fundraising goal for Coulby kids Funding revitalises Middlesbrough Town Centre Local History Month continues with Transporter Bridge events

Art show checks out for Simon "Festy 2" Another great indoor Festival party! Iconic designer Wayne Hemingway praises Middlesbrough's independents Ballons mark International day against homophobia

CCAD Students Shape Scheme for their Peers Awards keep coming for local park An array of artistic talent on display during Creative Teesside Energy efficiency scheme scoops award

Middlesbrough youth urged to make the most of Myplace Jools Holland show close to sell out Middlesbrough's Baker Street gets iconic designer visit Celebrating memories of Teesside’s industrial heritage

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