Locations

Stockton on Tees

Stockton-on-Tees is a large town located in County Durham on the north bank of the River Tees. The Stockton and Darlington Railway, which was the first passenger railway built in the world in 1825, played an important role in the Industrial Revolution. Stockton combines industrial heritage with modern regeneration. Stockton's town centre is a mixture of high-street stores, traditional markets, and more recent developments, such as the Northshore Regeneration Project and the Stockton Globe, a restored Art Deco theatre that attracts top entertainment acts.

Stockton, as well as nearby Thornaby, are connected to Middlesbrough and Darlington by train. Teesside International Airport can be easily reached for both domestic and international flights.

The River Tees provides scenic views and walking and biking paths, and is a relaxing, family-friendly environment. Stockton Riverside College is one of many schools and colleges that provide education. Stockton-on-Tees is a well-connected and affordable place to live, thanks to its cultural attractions and transport links.

Stockton on Tees
Thornaby

Thornaby

Thornaby-on-Tees is also known as Thornaby and is located in North Yorkshire. It forms part of Stockton-on-Tees Borough. Thornaby, located on the southern side of the River Tees, is a rapidly growing community that has a mixture of residential development, retail centers, and historical significance.

The rich Viking history of Thornaby is reflected by local heritage sites such as the remains from the village green and St. Peter's Church. Thornaby, especially in the centre of the town and along the Teesdale region, has undergone a significant regeneration. This includes the creation of business parks and the campus buildings for Teesside University, as well as riverside housing. Thornaby Pavilion, the leisure center, and nearby Tees Barrage are popular with families and fitness enthusiasts.

Thornaby Station offers direct rail service to Middlesbrough and York. This makes commuting easy. The A66/A19 are nearby and provide better road connectivity in the Tees Valley, North Yorkshire, and beyond. The town has several primary and secondary schools, and is close to Teesside University. This makes it attractive to students and young professionals. Thornaby, with its mix of modern amenities and history, offers a balanced lifestyle in the Tees Valley.