Accreditation The Redcar and Saltburn-by-the-Sea Gazette. 26/01/1877. A REDCAR RIGHT OF ROAD CASE NEWCOMEN V. COULSON High Court of Justice (Chancery Division) Jan. 18. (Before Vice-Chancellor Sir R Malins)      This was a motion for an injunction to restrain the defendant – Coulson, Goodall,...

Accreditation the Redcar and Saltburn-by-the-Sea Gazette 27/09/1872 HAPPENINGS ALONG OUR COAST UP UNTIL 1872      Up to a period within the memory of men now living, the dwellers on the slip of the coast from Lindisfarne to Flamboro’ passed their lives in restless insecurity. The Saxon, the Dane,...

   Such was the rivalry in the past between Coatham and Redcar that they put up a wooden boundary fence between the two communities to make it quite clear which area you were in.    The boundary fence started at West Terrace, then in a line along West Dyke Ditch towards Kirkleatham.  

Accreditation Cleveland Standard 19/08/1933 Smuggling Days In Cleveland. BOOTY ENCOUNTER AT MARSKE    Until well into the eighteenth century smuggling was rife on the coast of Yorkshire. Many a valuable cargo of contraband was landed in the vicinity of Redcar and Saltburn. In 1850 and officer and six...

FIRST COURT HOUSE The first recognised court house was established on Friday 21st January 1910. The court days for Redcar were held on the first and third Friday of every month. The Court House was temporary held in the Inspectors office in the Police Office, until the Police Office extension (Court...