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Home Base for the Mela webcasts The Mela

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Tees Valley Community Media

Tees University of Teesside

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From Iron Age to Digital Age Click here to explore Skinningrove

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Community Media Application Developers (CMAD)

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The streets of Middlesbrough reverberate with a magical and unpredictable soundscape as a Christmas carolling party passes through the town in a spectacular event first performed in Greenwich Village New York in 1992 …. …. and everyone can join in. This will be the third year New York composer, Phil Kline, has brought Unsilent Night – a unique audience participation work and now a cult holiday tradition - to Middlesbrough.

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One of the biggest and best performance nights in the North East. The word is spreading and the Writers' Café is growing fast along with a network of other great performance venues.

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Internet Cafe, UK online Centre and home to the Community Media Club

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People being creative and inquisitive with digital media and having fun whilst learning (or is it learning whilst having fun?)

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Saltburn Community & Arts Association (SCAA) provides artistic and educational opportunities for the people of Saltburn-by-the-sea and the surrounding area. SCAA is established as a charitable trust run by volunteers to organise events with an emphasis on arts, education, drama and history. Many groups make use of the range of facilities here at the centre which are also available for hire to individuals.

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Pictures collected at the Pavilion on August 20th 2005. People, Places and Objects. If you can't make it to the event send your picture(s) to whitby@whitbypics.co.uk

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WARRIOR WOMEN are a group of women from Hartlepool who share a common experience of being survivors of violence and sexual abuse. They came together to produce work, which not only reflects their experiences but also is a celebration of their lives now. The group affords the women the opportunity to work through their problems and issues in a safe and secure environment using art as an expressive, therapeutic media with the support of professional artists.

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This site has been developed as a learning resource for University of Teesside students but is open to anyone interested in the history of the Tees Valley.

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Stronger Together In East Middlesbrough. Click here for the TS3 community map

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The Club meet between 10.00-12.00 a.m. on the first Tuesday of each month at the Initiative Centre, Cass House Road, Hemlington, Middlesbrough.

It was formed in July 2003 with the help of a grant awarded by Hemlington Community Partnership, which manages the Initiative Centre.

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The Margrove Valley was formed in the last ice-age; a vsst meltwarer lake in a hollow in the hills.

It was a rural area untill the late 19th century with isolated farms. The railway line arrived in 1861 and of course this stimulated industry, building and growth. Ironstone mines and Alum works are the reason communities are here today. Seven Ironstone mines opened in the Valley between 1863-1873.

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This is my base and stopping off spot for all points East Cleveland and Whitby. Not to mention mobile networking a cup of tea and a piece of cake. View video of this place Or Follow the Road to Margrove Park.

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Community learners engaged in producing content for the 2003 People and Place Community Digital Arts event on the theme of Family Links. The work was featured in the Octorama a 14 metre multi media arts installation.

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From a TVCO Workshop in 2000. Sandra, declared that she really didn’t want to be there in the workshop and she felt that she was the token woman in the group. She said that she wasn’t interested in the Internet or web pages. The question was asked what was she interested in, and she declared she was interested in her garden, which she had spent a year renovating from a wasteland to something beautiful. So we decided to go to her garden. We then took pictures of Sandra’s garden and went back to the workshop where she produced her web page. All of a sudden the internet and producing web pages was something entirely different to her and she produced a page lovingly depicting her garden and what it all meant to her, despite her earlier contention that she would stay only 10 minutes, she stayed for the entire workshop and then she was delighted when she started to get e-mails as a result of her page going on the internet.

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The Steelworks Bridge was used by thousands of people in Hartlepool to go to work throughout the twentieth century. During a web workshop Fred Dickson described it as "The Bridge to the Future"

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gc-eWbc7kDM

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http://www.marske.org.uk

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Click here to read an open letter to the planners about this.

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Click here to read an open letter to the planners about this.

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http://www.forcem.co.uk/index.php/forcem_dir/2008/01/28/baby_memorial_1

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1 Margrove Park
John Sanderson / head / M / 51 / Bishop Thornton
Sarah Sanderson / wife / M / 41 / Blyerhill, Staffordshire
Thomas E Sanderson / son / 8 / Margrove Park
Florence Sanderson / daug / 4 / Margrove Park

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2 Margrove Park
George Hoggarth / head / M / 34 / Egton
Jane Hoggarth / wife / M / 32 / Swainby
Mary E Hoggarth / daug / 8 / Charltons
Violet Hoggarth / daug / 1 / Margrove Park
John Waller / boarder / S / 24 / Swaledale 2 Margrove Park
George Hoggarth / head / M / 34 / Egton
Jane Hoggarth / wife / M / 32 / Swainby
Mary E Hoggarth / daug / 8 / Charltons
Violet Hoggarth / daug / 1 / Margrove Park
John Waller / boarder / S / 24 / Swaledale 2 Margrove Park
George Hoggarth / head / M / 34 / Egton
Jane Hoggarth / wife / M / 32 / Swainby
Mary E Hoggarth / daug / 8 / Charltons
Violet Hoggarth / daug / 1 / Margrove Park
John Waller / boarder / S / 24 / Swaledale

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2 Margrove Park
George Hoggarth / head / M / 34 / Egton
Jane Hoggarth / wife / M / 32 / Swainby
Mary E Hoggarth / daug / 8 / Charltons
Violet Hoggarth / daug / 1 / Margrove Park
John Waller / boarder / S / 24 / Swaledale

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4 Margrove Park
Hannah Fox / head / wife / M / 33 / Goathland
Hannah Fox / daug / 7 / Goathland
Walter Fox / son / 3 / Rosedale Abbey
Emily Fox / daug / 1 / Brotton
Jane Fox / daug / 1 month / Margrove Park

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Uninhabited

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Click on name for more information

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5 Margrove Park
George Dunn / head / M / 35 / Whitby
Emma Dunn / wife / M / 29 / Normanby
Frederick Womer / visitor / M / 35 / Lincolnshire
Priscilla Womer / visitor / M / 35 / South Bank
Annie Womer / visitor / 8 / Rounton
George Womer / visitor / 5 / Rounton
Frederick Womer / visitor / 5 months / Leeds

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11 Margrove Park
Mary Greasham / wife / M / 36 / Walker on Tyne, Northumberland
Mary J Greasham / daug / 4 / Middlesbrough
Agnes Greasham / daug / 1 / Margrove Park
Joseph Hopson / step son / 13 / Newcastle, Northumberland
John R Hopson / step son / 11 / Newcastle, Northumberland

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12 Margrove Park
Mary A Wakefield / head / Wid / 54 / East Dereham, Norfolk
John T Wakefield / son / S / 24 / Gaywood. Norfolk
James Wakefield / son / S / 21 / Gaywood, Norfolk
Mary A Wakefield / daug / S / 18 / Gaywood, Norfolk
Alice Wakefield / daug / 14 / Eston12 Margrove Park
Mary A Wakefield / head / Wid / 54 / East Dereham, Norfolk
John T Wakefield / son / S / 24 / Gaywood. Norfolk
James Wakefield / son / S / 21 / Gaywood, Norfolk
Mary A Wakefield / daug / S / 18 / Gaywood, Norfolk
Alice Wakefield / daug / 14 / Eston12 Margrove Park
Mary A Wakefield / head / Wid / 54 / East Dereham, Norfolk
John T Wakefield / son / S / 24 / Gaywood. Norfolk
James Wakefield / son / S / 21 / Gaywood, Norfolk
Mary A Wakefield / daug / S / 18 / Gaywood, Norfolk
Alice Wakefield / daug / 14 / Eston

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13 Margrove Park
John Payne / head / Wid / 64 / Witheridge, Devonshire
Fanny Payne / daug / S / 20 / Lapford, Devonshire
Albert Ed Payne / gdson / 3 / Lingdale

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14 Margrove Park
Richard W Potter / head / M / 29 / Kirby Mills
Annie M Potter / wife / M / 36 / Holby Moor, Durham
Joseph W Potter / son / 5 / Dunsdale
Robert W Potter / son / 3 / Dunsdale
Mary J Potter / daug / 10 months / Margrove Park

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19 Margrove Park
Mark Mills / head / M / 54 / Watham, Lincolnshire
Ruth Mills / wife / M / 48 / Belton, Lincolnshire
Hannah Chantry / Stepdaug / S / 25 / Rosedale Abbey (deaf & dumb)
Sophia Chantry / stepdaug / 12 / Kildale
Frederick Chantry / stepson / 10 / Kildale
William Chantry / stepson / 8 / Kildale
Florence A Pennock / boarder / 1 / Guisbro

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15 Margrove Park
William Smith / head / M / 38 / Eston
Ester Smith / wife / M / 46 / York
William Pottage / stepson / S / 16 / York
Eliza Pottage / stepdaug / S / 22 / York
Isabel Smith / daug / 5 / Swainby
William Mills / lodger / S / 22 / Guisbro

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Uninhabited

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22 Margrove Park
Thomas Coates / head / M / 36 / Salton
Hannah E Coates / wife / M / 32 / Rosedale Abbey
Richard Coates / son / 9 / Kirbymisperton
Frances E Coates / daug / 7 / Rosedale
William Coates / son / 4 / Kirbymoorside
Sarah S Coates / daug / 1 / Rosedale

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16 Margrove Park
Charlotte Goldsmith / head / Wid / 53 / Billingford, Norfolk
Ambrose Goldsmith / son / 15 / Billingford, Norfolk
Edward Goldsmith / son / 13 / Billingford, Norfolk
Wallace Goldsmith / son / 10 / Billingford, Norfolk
Henry Rush / boarder / S / 35 / Warham, Norfolk
Albert Evans / boarder / S / 26 / Lincoln
Robert Connell / boarder / S / 21 / Aislby

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22 Margrove Park
Thomas Coates / head / M / 36 / Salton
Hannah E Coates / wife / M / 32 / Rosedale Abbey
Richard Coates / son / 9 / Kirbymisperton
Frances E Coates / daug / 7 / Rosedale
William Coates / son / 4 / Kirbymoorside
Sarah S Coates / daug / 1 / Rosedale

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23 + 23 Margrove Park
Joseph Featherstone / head / M / 32 / Guisbro
Emma E Featherstone / wife / M / 33 / Danby
Mary M Featherstone / daug / 6 / Stanghow
Margaret B Featherstone / daug / 4 / Stanghow
Avril A Featherstone / daug / 2 / Stanghow
Emma E Featherstone / daug / 10 months / Stanghow

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Click here to see the movie "Welcome to The Future"

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Read a poem:

http://www.neukol.org.uk/comweb/tommy

Watch an animation

http://www.neukol.org.uk/media/animations/tommy.wmv

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Click on name for details

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Margrove Park
Ann Gill / head / Wid / 57 / Dale House, Staithes

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8 & 9 Margrove Park
Uninhabited 8 & 9 Margrove Park
Uninhabited 8 & 9 Margrove Park
Uninhabited 8 & 9 Margrove Park
Uninhabited 8 & 9 Margrove Park
Uninhabited 8 & 9 Margrove Park
Uninhabited 8 & 9 Margrove Park
Uninhabited 8 & 9 Margrove Park
Uninhabited 8 & 9 Margrove Park
Uninhabited 8 & 9 Margrove Park
Uninhabited 8 & 9 Margrove Park
Uninhabited 8 & 9 Margrove Park
Uninhabited 8 & 9 Margrove Park
Uninhabited

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click title for info

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Click here to see the Movie

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http://www.moorshol.org.uk

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http://www.moorshol.org.uk

http://www.ecol.org.uk/challenge/two-tribes.pdf

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http://www.carlinhow.org.uk

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http://www.ecol.org.uk/challenge/two-tribes.pdf