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This document was classified as: OFFICIAL Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council CCTV Locations Camera Name Camera Location Descriptor C1 Cranbourne Terrace Yarm Road C2 High St Debenhams Stockton High Street C3 Library Bishop Street C4 High St Fountain Stockton High Street C5 High St Barclays Stockton High Street C6 High Street C6 Stockton High Street C7 Municipal The Square C8 Victoria Bridge Victoria Bridge C9 Bridge road Stockton High Street C10 Parliament Street Stockton High Street C11 Lodge Street Lodge Street C12 Bayheath House Prince Regent Street C13 Masonic Hall Nelson Terrace C14 High Street C14 Stockton High Street C15 Maritime Road Maritime road C16 Nolan House Alma Street C17 Bath Lane King Steet Bath Lane C18 Oxbridge Lane Static Oxbridge lane C19 Oxbridge Lane 2 Oxbridge lane C20 Municipal Buildings The Square C21 Surveillance Centre The Square C22 Bishop Street Bishop Street C23 Brunswick Street Brunswick Street C24 Skinner Street North Skinner Street C25 Skinner Street South Skinner Street C30 Bright Street Bright Steet C31 West Row West Row C32 Green Dragon Yard Green Dragon Yard C34 Masonic Hall Wellington Street C35 Municipal barrier The Square C36 Riverside Car Park Riverside Road C37 Bayheath House Prince Regent Street C38 West Row West Row C39 Newham Grange newham grange C41 Nolan House Alma Street C44 Oxbridge Lane 1 Oxbridge Lane C45 West Row Static Bath Lane C46 Bishopton Lane Bishopton Lane This document was classified as: OFFICIAL C47 Yarm Lane West Row Yarm Lane C48 Finkle Street Finkle Street C49 Royal Oak Stockton High Street C50 Police Station Bishop Street C51 Bowesfield Lane Parkfield Road C52 Spring Street Spring Street C53 Yarm Road Yarm Road C54 Westbourne Street Westbourne Street C55 Bowesfield Lane Bowesfield Lane C56 Varo Terrace Yarm Lane C57 Shaftsbury Street Shaftsbury Street C58 Lawson Street Lawson Street C59 Yarm Street Yarm Street C60 Yarm Lane Yarm Lane C61 Dovecott Street Dovecott Street C62 Hartington Road Dovecott Street C63 Phoenix Sidings Hutchinson Street C64 Dovecote Street Dovecott Street C65 Swallow Static Ewbank Gardens C66 Norton Road Norton Road C67 Mandale Road Mandale Road C68 Mandale Road Mandale Road C69 High Street C69 Stockton high Street C70 High Street C70 Stockton high Street C71 Swallow 3 Stockton high street C74 St Johns Crossing 1825 Way C75 Maritime Road Maritime Road C76 Hume House Thompson Street C77 Park Road Park Road C78 Care Call Office The Square C79 Norton High Street 1 Norton High Street C80 Norton High Street 2 Norton High Street C81 Tilery Muga Tilery C82 Portrack Park Portrack C84 Billingham Town centre 8 Billingham Town Centre C87 Quenby Road Billingham C88 Billingham Town Centre 1 Billingham Town Centre C89 Billingham Town Centre 2 Billingham Town Centre C90 Billingham Town Centre 3 Billingham Town Centre C91 Billingham Town Centre 4 Billingham Town Centre C92 Billingham Town Centre 5 Billingham Town Centre C93 Billingham Town Centre 6 Billingham Town Centre C94 Billingham Town Centre 7 The Causeway Billingham C95 Yarm High Street 1 Yarm High Street C96 Yarm High Street 2 Yarm High Street C97 Yarm High Street 3 Yarm High Street 1 This document was classified as: OFFICIAL C98 Yarm High Street 4 Yarm High Street C99 Richardson Road Yarm Road C110 Splash Stockton Town Centre C111 Norton Avenue Norton C116 Causeway Billngham C117 Ragworth shops Ragworth C118 Norton Road Tiley C119 Crematorium Entrance Roseworth C120 Laurel Road Primrose hill C121 Melsonby Prior Billingham C122 Tilery Way Tilery C123 Norton Co-op Norton C124 Albany Road Norton C125 Teesside Park A66 Stockton C126 Greenside Teal arms Ingleby Barwick C127 A66/1825 Stockton C144 Portrack Lane Asda Norton C145 Northcote street Parkfield C146 Georgiana close Thornaby C147 Talbot rd/Routledge rd norton C148 Norton Road Northshore Tilery C246 IB Leisure Centre Ingleby Barwick C247 IB Leisure Centre PTZ Ingleby Barwick C248 Leisure Centre Static 1 Ingleby Barwick C300 St Margarets Eaglescliffe C301 Elmtree Shops Elmtree C302 Ropner Play Area Ropner Park C303 Ropner Foutain Ropner Park C304 Ropner Bandstand Ropner Park C305 Londonderry Road Durham Road C306 Newham Grange static Newham Grange Park C307 Halcyon Centre Halycon Centre C308 Tesco Durham Road C309 Victoria Park Victoria Park C310 Durham Road Cementary Durham Road Cementary C312 Yarm Railway Yarm Railway Car Park C313 J Whitehead Park 3 John Whitehead Park C314 Hardwick Shops High Newham Road C315 Infinity Bridge 2 Infinity Bridge C316 Billingham Road Norton C318 Dundas/Durham Road Durham Road C319 Riverside road Cromwell Avenue C320 Bishopsgarth play area Bishopgarth C321 Cowper Road Cowper Road C322 Roseworth Shops Redhill Road C323 Infinity Bridge 2 Infinity Bridge 2 This document was classified as: OFFICIAL C324 Ropner Entrance Ropner Park C325 Green Dragon 1 Green Dragon Yard C326 Green Dragon 2 Green Dragon Yard C327 Norton Park Norton Avenue C328 Raleigh Road Raleigh Road C329 Peel Street Thornaby C330 J Whitehead Park 1 J Whitehead Park C331 J Whitehead Park 2 J Whitehead Park C333 Watersports Centre Barclays Building Teesdale C335 Green Dragon 1 Stockton C336 Leven Park Leven Park C337 Green Dragon 2 Stockton C338 Green Dragon 3 Stockton C339 Green Dragon 4 Stockton C340 Sedgefield Way Sedgefield Way C341 Wynyard 1 Wynyard Woodland Park C342 Wynyard 2 Wynyard Woodland Park C343 Balmoral Balmoral terrace C345 Havelock Havelock Street C346 Ingelby underpass Warbler Close C347 Cobden Street Cobden Street C348 Sandgate Shops rear Ingleby Barwick C363 Broomhill Park Hillbrook Crescent C365 Thornaby comm Park Thornaby Comm Park C366 Windmill Park Windmill Way C367 Village Park Thorntree Road C368 Yarm Road Yarm Road C369 Romano Park 1 Romano Park C370 Romano Park 2 Romano Park C371 Littelboy Park Acklam Road C372 Beckfields Shops Beckfields Avenue C374 Hazeldene Park The Rings C375 Lanehouse Road Lanehouse Road C376 Ingleby Way Bypass Ingleby Way C377 Thorntree Road Thorntree Road C378 Romford Road Romford Road C379 Rochester Road Rochester Road C380 Eleanor Place Eleanor Place C381 Somerset Shop Norton Grange C382 Somerset Roundabout Norton Grange C383 Black Path Thorntree road unknown C384 Billingham Comms 1 Billingham Comm Car Park C385 Billingham Comms 2 Billingham Comm Car Park C386 Bickersteth Road Parkfield C387 Thorntree Road Thorntree Road C388 Bishopsgarth cycle track Bishopgarth cycle track 3 This document was classified as: OFFICIAL C389 Riverside Rd Riverside Rd C390 Preston Park Car Park Preston Park C391 Preston Park Walled Garden Preston Park C392 Preston Park Walled Garden Preston Park C393 Cygnet Drive Bowesfield Park C394 Norton Duck Pond Norton High Street C395 Patterdale Avenue Newton C396 Newport Bridge 1 Stockton C397 Newport bridge 2 Middlesbrough C398 Portrack Shops Stockton C399 Yarm Depot Stockton C400 Queensway 1 Billingham C401 Queensway 2 Billingham C403 Boathouse Lane Boathouse Lane C404 Bishopgarth shops Marske Road C406 Hamilton Road Primrose Hill C407 Rudyard Avenue Roseworth C410 Teal Arms Ingleby Barwick C411 Sedgefield yard Stockton C412 Langley Avenue Thornaby C413 Newport Bridge Static 1 Stockton C414 Newport Bridge Static 2 Stockton C414 Newport Bridge Static 3 Stockton C416 Newport Bridge Static 4 Stockton C417 Newport Bridge Static 5 Stockton C418 Newport Bridge Static 6 Stockton C483 Sliver street stockton C484 Silver Street static Stockton C485 Trinity Gardens 1 Stockton C486 Trinity Gardens 2 Stockton C487 Sorbonne Close Teasdale C488 Stanford Close Teasdale C489 Chapel Street Teasdale C490 Princeton Drive Teasdale C491 Harvard Ave Teasdale C500 University Blvd Teasdale C501 Anchoridge Mews Teasdale C502 The Hub 1 John Whitehead Park C503 The Hub 2 John Whitehead Park C506 The Hub John Whitehead Park C508 Norton Road Stockton C509 Myton Way Ingleby Barwick C512 Norton High st 3 Norton High st C513 Thornaby town hall Thornaby C534 Walton Street Portrack C535 Vanmildert Way Lower 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