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Make Your Mark!

Breaking News… Country in ruins as thousands refuse to vote, democracy in meltdown, mob rule and looting erupts in a lawless ungoverned society.

Sounds unrealistic? Maybe not. The harsh reality is that if voting figures continue to decline we could see our proud heritage as the world’s first free society in tatters. The amount of young people who are exercising their right has seen a steady slowdown in the last ten years.

Today Tside  launches  Make Your Mark! A campaign to get YOU to vote!

Over the next three months we will be telling you why it is important you vote, how to vote and keeping you up to date with the issues that effect you.

We will make sure you know how to register, and when the registration cut off date is, so you don’t miss out.

And we will be giving you our point of view on what politicians are saying.

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Local Celebrity Backs Make Your Mark Campaign!

MIDDLESBROUGH television star Kirsten O’Brien has shown her support of Tside’s Make Your Mark campaign.

The Ex CBBC presenter was back in the North East last night to present an award at the Royal Television Awards after recently finishing filming ‘Eastenders: The Aftermath’ with co-presenter George Lamb.

Kirsten, who celebrated her 38th birthday on Tuesday, is a keen Boro fan but that is not the only thing she feels “passionately” about.

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Teesside University facilities rated amongst the best in the Country

 

TEESSIDE University’s facilities are amongst the best in the country, an online poll has revealed.

Teesside ranked second after receiving top ratings by students on the Whatuni site.

Student visitors to the online site rate their universities in a range of different categories including, facilities, accommodation and city life.

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The Crazies film review
 

 

Timothy Olyphant, Radha Mitchell, Danielle Panabaker

The Crazies film poster

Title: The Crazies

Starring:

Studio: Overture films

Release Date: 26 February 2010 (UK)

Tside Rating: T T T T

The Crazies isa wierdly placid title for this horror remake which underplays the horrific happenings in a small US town.

I know, I know. Not another horror remake you may groan. Certainly after the travesties which were the all new Halloween and The Wickerman, you may be forgiven for thinking that Hollywood would start, shock horror, actually coming up with orginal concepts.

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