4 | Tees Business
Tees Business
issue 12 launch
The Curing House
Plans that play a part in Middlesbrough’s
impressive Investment Prospectus were top
of the agenda during a networking meeting
at The Curing House to mark the launch of
the Winter issue of Tees Business.
Middlesbrough Council’s chief executive
Tony Parkinson and deputy mayor Charlie
Rooney spoke with confidence about
Middlesbrough’s present and future as
they discussed plans such as the Bedford
Street-Baker Street regeneration zone, A-star
offices at Centre Square and a snow centre.
Guests representing many Teesside
businesses also enjoyed prosecco and
canapes at The Curing House, one of the
region’s leading restaurants.
NEPIC Industry Awards
Hardwick Hall
The North East’s brightest youngsters
and best companies from the chemical-
processing industry were recognised at
the 12th Annual NEPIC Industry Awards.
Eight of the region’s rising young
stars were honoured at the event that
welcomed 420 industry guests. A
further eight awards were received by
exceptional companies, an eco-primary
school and outstanding contributor.
A total of £24,000 was awarded over the
course of the evening – with £16,000
heading straight to North East primary
schools to support STEM activities and
develop industry-academia links.