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December 31, 2025

UPPER FLOORS OF FORMER PUB COULD BE GIVEN FRESH LEASE OF LIFE AS NEW APARTMENTS

- By DANIEL HODGSON Local democracy reporter

New residences at local bar

The Market Tavern in Market Place, North Ormesby

(IAN COOPER)

THE upper floors of a former pub could be given a fresh lease of life as five individual apartments.

In the coming weeks or months, Middlesbrough Council's planning department must make a decision regarding the vacant space at North Ormesby's Market Tavern.

The Market Tavern previously featured as part of a wider site that saw proposals submitted, requesting permission for a transformation that would have seen 11 apartments constructed.

Registered back in January, plans were later withdrawn in May.

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