Articles from Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England) (February 16, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'We want to make sports clubs more inclusive' NOW there is even more reason to get active as new sporting opportunities open up for those with disabilities. MARIE TURBILL hears more.			213
10k run that just keeps on getting bigger and better; Tees Pride 10k.			282
ACE IN THE HOLE; Boss hails Downing in fighting show Manager's verdict.			386
Action plan aims to boost high street's fortunes; in association with Redcar Council.			392
Alcohol abuse tackled by new office.			283
Athletics: I'll improve, vows winner Chris.			283
Bank backing business on Teesside; The Co-operative Bank in association with.			292
Battle for EU CO2 cash.			609
Billingham in line to receive boost of pounds 45m; Councillor Ann McCoy with Chris Willis from the PCT at Billingham town centre where the new health and community complex would be built Stockton Council in association with.			912
Book club set for TV.			132
Book your place; TEES pride 2009 YEAR OF THE VOLUNTEER Lend a hand with reading.			257
BOOST ON BABIES; Would-be parents offered extra IVF chances.			584
Brave James was so proud of Belle - a great uncle and godfather; Grief of family facing two tragedies in as many months.			570
BRUTAL ATTACK; 61-year-old dad and son punched to the ground and kicked by gang.			391
Business boost event is a success; in association with Redcar Council.			296
Charity is left in the cold.			156
Children and residents get a boost in Stockton; in association with Fabrick Housing Group.			480
Choir brings Smiles to Teesside.			283
Clubs fear for future as revenues fall.			232
Comedy club's big night.			133
Commerce and the community; Introduction and Year of the Volunteer.			483
Council backs steel action group plans; in association with Redcar Council.			250
Crash victims' final journey.			235
CRUNCH TACKLE; PETER GRIFFITHS throws the spotlight on the local rugby scene Clubs have to be thrifty.			535
Deep freeze says CBI.			279
DIG DEEP; Week to turn season round.			389
DOWN IN MOUTH; Dental health 'worst' in region, say experts.			327
Eco-friendly business finds the support package it needs; in association with UK Steel Enterprise.			695
Euro funds to create enterprise surge in Tees Valley; One North East in association with.			512
Evening Gazette Our say.		Editorial	214
Family Life: Five family days out for under five pounds; In association with YouDidntDidYou.com.			378
Family Life: Keep the little'uns happy; In association with YouDidntDidYou.com Plenty to do during break ... and some of it's free HALF TERM'S here - so how are you keeping the kids entertained? JOANNE WELFORD offers some inspiration for budget-stressed parents.			653
Firefighters save family pets from house fire.			223
Fit Talk.			115
Flag day to remember.			251
Football: Piece by piece, the Boro jigsaw is coming together; The picture BIGGER BORO are showing all the signs of getting it back together, says ANTHONY VICKERS...			900
Football: We'll have to do it the hard way! The FA CUP The big match lowdown West Ham 1, Boro 1 Upton Park, Saturday, February 14 Attendance: 33,658.			2223
Football: We're getting back in groove - Stewie.			400
Force is looking for extra support.			226
From the camera lens to the world of clay; in association with Hartlepool Council.			414
Help for the arts group; Introduction and Year of the Volunteer.			166
Horse Racing: River's ready to make a splash; RACING PREVIEW.			390
Horse Racing: Ruby sparkles with treble.			294
How a spell in the saddle can help the disabled; Horses can be a real tonic for adults and children alike, The Unicorn Centre in Middlesbrough enables those with disabilities to reap the benefits. Here centre manager Claire Pitt tells MARIE TURBILL more about their work.			407
I can do that!			249
In brief: Bank bonus cap plan.			148
IN BRIEF: Holiday fun on offer for kids.			83
IN BRIEF: Non-league football.			182
In brief: Rock fightback.			143
In the saddle for children's hospice; Year of the Volunteer.			174
It's a very happy ship! 'Exceptional' head is nominated for award.			295
Jobs service helps people who have disabilities.			181
Juno eyes up return.			213
Leading the way with clarity, innovation and drive; in association with Aker Solutions.			300
Letter: Your Say - A scrap yard challenge for Able...			116
Letter: Your Say - Able UK TERRC is about to create.			102
Letter: Your Say - Helped in a cash chase.			197
Letter: Your Say - IT IS interesting to see in the news.			182
Letter: Your Say - Quality counts.			210
Letter: Your Say - Snow joke on us.			183
Letter: Your Say - Swat up on Taliban.			169
LUCKY ESCAPE; I thought it was a plane crash.			393
Mayor's Apprentices - Youth Agenda paves way to work; in association with Middlesbrough Council.			805
MP's making equality a priority.			346
New face at the helm for the borough; Regeneration.			224
Nicola's cancer call to women; in association with University of Teesside.			368
Now the spotlight shines on Stockton; Introduction and Year of the Volunteer.			400
One year in - how did you get on? Regeneration.			342
Online Views; TS talk.			364
PAEDOPHILE LOCKED UP; Man lured girl with ghost stories.			405
Pick of the day.			213
PICK OF THE DAY; Live Test Cricket (Sky Sports 1, 1.30pm).			118
Planning for a creative hub to nurture talents; in association with Redcar Council.			320
pounds 10k is bounty for play.			159
Pupil starved to death.			153
Pupils relish a challenge for new skills.			354
Quakers frustrated by fourth late call-off.			513
Redundancy - the right solution? in association with Endeavour Partnership.			624
Remember When; In association with MACKS Solicitors Quality Caring Service.			95
Rugby Shorts; PETER GRIFFITHS throws the spotlight on the local rugby scene.			266
School AWARDS 2K9; in association with NORTHUMBRIAN WATER.			487
SEA RESCUE GIRL, 2, DIES; Baby boy 'stable' after pushchair horror.			225
SeaDragon project is now 'too risky'.			289
Sid's bid for better maths; Learning and Skills Council in association with.			699
Sports World.			502
Stockton's on the road to renewal; Regeneration Regeneration schemes are shaping the future of towns across the borough of Stockton. KAREN McLAUCHLAN gets a progress report.			747
Strauss sets the perfect example.			540
Survey initiative will help shape our destination; in association with Tees Valley Regeneration.			740
Take your chairs for a sporting chance.			122
Taking action to tackle climate change; in association with Middlesbrough Council.		Conference notes	331
Tall Ships contracts up for grabs; in association with Hartlepool Council.			215
Tees landlords set example.			177
The doctors said Joel was lucky not to bleed to death; Boy, 9, injured by pub door glass.			563
The hospice helper who decided to change her career; Year of the Volunteer.			561
The prison volunteers; Introduction and Year of the Volunteer.			252
Thumbs up for fingerprint firm.			203
Valentine's gifts from the art.			246
WAY TO GO - FLO; Lange tipped to shine by compatriot.			477
We are not far off - Borthwick; RBS NATIONS.			460
WEST END DREAM FOR ZAK; Following in stars' footsteps - at 12!			508
Why Claire made a promise to herself; Regeneration.			351
Winter blues fail to halt Redcar's push; PETER GRIFFITHS throws the spotlight on the local rugby scene WEEKEND ROUND-UP.			340
Working to transform essential public services and reduce the carbon footprint; Mouchel in association with.			837
Working together; Tees Valley can continue to grow.		Conference notes	333
WORLD TODAY: Mother in Rhys trial.			99
World-class canoe course plan for Tees; in association with Middlesbrough Council.			209
Your questions answered; ANDY McMANN is manager of The George Hardwick Foundation, a charity helping carers in Stockton and Middlesbrough.			670
Your Views; AS Boro continue to struggle for a win in the league or FA Cup, drawing 1-1 with West Ham at their weekend cup clash, what does the future hold for the club?			179
Zoe's the place for children; Finding someone to care for your child can be difficult when they suffer from long term complex needs. But here on Teesside Zoe's Place is giving much needed respite to these parents. MARIE TURBILL finds out more about their work.			265