Paul Barwick

Had a trip out to monk farm with the kids. Google maps got us there fine it gave accurate directions. Our visit was pre booked online however you can pay on entry. There is plant of parking space and toilets close to the entrance. The kids loved the play areas with a bouncy pillow & sand pit. Parks are always a winner for kids 😆 here there is a petting barn which is great. Other animals around the farm include poultry, goats , pigs , donkeys , dear , emus ,wallabys etc. There is also barrel ride and train ride here. If you want to eat there there's a great little food place close to the entrance 😀 but dont forget to get ur animal feed ...the kids had a great time so it's a thumbs up from me

Cineworld middlesbrough , Marton Rd. 😁
Great little place to watch the latest movies.
3d & 4dx also available on certain movies.
Toilets and disabled toilets in the venue.
Also a large pick & mix section & also hot dogs , popcorn , soft drinks and other munchies. This branch has 11 screens spread over 3 floors. You can buy your tickets online them collect them when you get there using the ticket collection machines. The kids love it here and always leave with a massive smile. This Venus is suitable for all 😁

Another iconic middlesbrough landmark thankfully still standing. The clock tower, in the Middlehaven area of Middlesbrough, was built by architect John Middleton in 1847. It was a noted landmark for approaching ships and just beneath the faces of the clock there was a little balcony for a look-out. Although the tower had four sides, there were only three clock-faces. It was said that a local ironworks, or a shipyard, that faced the blank clock face from the docks area didn't want its workers clock watching. The clock was paid for by public subscription. During a rebuild of Middlesbrough's dock either around 1870 or as late as 1903 this replacement was built. The tower doubled as a clock tower and a water tower to provide the hydraulic power to operate the dock gates and cranes. This dual use led to its shape: a bulky bottom to house the water, and a slender top for the clock. The tower was restored in 2005 as part of the development of the Middlehaven area on town.