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Stockton-on-Tees

Stockton-on-Tees lies in County of Durham in England's North East. As a market town on the banks of River Tees and has the widest High Street in the UK. Wellington Square and Castlegate are the two main shopping centres in Stockton-on-Tees and the town also hosts a decent number of service businesses such as banks, travel agents, solicitors, cafes and accountants. The town plans further growth of service industries through development programs involving the local council and private sector.

Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council runs a website that seeks to share its big plans for a bright future with the people of the borough through efficient delivery of services and development programs. This website is one of the avenues which the council uses to provide fast and convenient services to businesses and citizens. Some of the plans that are being implemented for a brighter future are economic regeneration, health and well being, children and young people programs etc.

Stockton-on-Tees is a great destination for all people regardless of budget, reason for travel or preferences. Family holidays, romantic getaways, business retreats and group excursions can all be enjoyed on a visit to Stockton. On your visit to the town you have a variety of attractions and activities to indulge in. There are various theatres, parks, cinemas, museums, hotels and casinos that you can enjoy. At Stockton Town Centre, the Stockton Tourist Information Centre offers comprehensive visitor information.

Hardwick Park is a Grade II, 18th century site that was set up by John Burdon as an amusement ground for his personal relaxation. The park has a rich history and many interesting but well hidden facts that will make your visit a memorable adventure. Admission to the park is free and visitors only need to pay for parking to enjoy beautiful nature where woodlands, lake, wildlife and open spaces come together to create a perfect atmosphere.

Preston Park Museum and Grounds on Yarm Road, Eaglescliffe in Stockton-on-Tees was originally built by David Burton Fowler in 1825. At this time it was a hall and park which later opened as a museum in 1953. Preston has over the years undergone a number of renovations and restorations on its way to becoming one of the town's top cultural venues. This is a great place where there is plenty of learning, discovery and play.

In 1978 which marked the 250 years since Captain Cook was born, the Captain Cook Birthplace Museum was opened. This museum is dedicated to the memory and exploits of one of the world's greatest sailors and navigators who ever lived. The museum is built at Stewart Park, Marton which is the actual site of the cottage in which Cook was born. At the museum, visitors get to enjoy temporary exhibitions, themed displays and educational programs on Captain Cook.