Accreditation the Middlesbrough Gazette 29/10/1870. REDCAR AND COATHAM – THE RIVAL PIERS.             Last night (28/10). A meeting of the Coatham Hotel Company was held, and after some discussion it was agreed to proceed with the construction of a pier at Coatham. £3000 was...

Accreditation The Redcar and Saltburn-by-the-Sea-Gazette 06/05/1870. COATHAM – WATER SUPPLY TO RESIDENTS             On Monday last (02/05). The meeting of those gentlemen who have guaranteed the sum of £250 per annum for three years to the Directors of the Stockton and Middlesbro’...

Accreditation The Redcar and Saltburn-by-the-Sea Gazette 08/04/1870. WATER SUPPLY FOR COATHAM.              A deputation consisting of the following gentleman, Messrs. Mr J. Head, G. N. Duck, J. O. Purves,  W. Nelson,  J. Rutherford, Rev. J. Davey, (Grammar School), and Dr Oliver, (secretary...

Accreditation the Redcar and Saltburn-by-the-Sea Gazette 04/08/1876 COATHAM CONVALESCENT HOME              The new buildings in connection with this institution intended for the Children’s Hospital, with special accommodation for mothers and infants, have been commenced this week;...

Accreditation Cleveland Standard 10/11/1945      Michael Rennie to Stay At the Coatham             Michael Rennie, the new film star who made his debut with Margaret Lockwood in “I’ll Be Your Sweetheart,” and Harry Fryer, the band leader, will be staying at the Coatham Hotel,...

Accreditation Cleveland Standard 15/09/1945    MISS MARGARET LOCKWOOD’S VISIT TO REDCAR    As exclusively announced in our last issue star Miss Margaret Lockwood the famous film star is to stay at the Coatham Hotel, Redcar. She is travelling from the South by road and expects to arrive at six...

Accreditation Cleveland Standard 08/09/1945    FAMOUS FILM STAR TO VISIT REDCAR Miss Margaret Lockwood will stay at The Coatham Hotel    Miss Margaret Lockwood the famous English film star is to visit Redcar. She will stay at the Coatham Hotel, and her various engagements include a personal appearance...

Accreditation Cleveland Standard 18/08/1945   Coatham Churchyard Closed    The time has come for me to say definitely that the Churchyard must be regarded as closed for burials, except where there are single spaces available to those who have relatives buried in a double grave – in these words...

Accreditation Cleveland Standard 09/12/1944   THE CHANGES AT THE COATHAM    The news of the change of proprietorship of the Coatham Hotel, Redcar, given exclusively in our columns, has been received with considerable interest in the district. Prominently associated with the new owners is Mr. Charles...

Accreditation Cleveland Standard 15/07/1944  COATHAM’S LINK WITH CAEN    The Vicar of Coatham (the Re. F. Cosgrove) in the current issue of the church magazine points out an interesting link between Coatham and Normandy. He writes-    It should be of interest to Coatham parishioners that the...