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'''Cleveland''' is an area and former county around the River Tees in northern England, also referred to as '''Teesside'''. | '''Cleveland''' is an area and former county around the River Tees in northern England, also referred to as '''Teesside'''. | ||
Revision as of 10:26, 10 January 2014
Cleveland is an area and former county around the River Tees in northern England, also referred to as Teesside.
The county of Cleveland was created in 1974.
The county was abolished in 1996 and divided along the line of the Tees between two ceremonial counties, County Durham and North Yorkshire. For administrative purposes it was divided between four unitary authorities:
- Hartlepool (County Durham)
- Redcar and Cleveland (North Yorkshire)
- Middlesbrough (North Yorkshire)
- Stockton-on-Tees (divided between County Durham and North Yorkshire).
Cleveland Police (formerly Cleveland Constabulary) still exists, covering the former county.
LGBT history
There was a Teesside CHE Group at one time.
Cleveland Police has an LGB Support Network[1]
Mesmac North East has an information page for Teesside[2]
