You look at the town in general and the levels of No2 and things like that seem to be well below the limit. Exhibition showcases work of Teesside artists". Middlesbrough Borough Council. 1 June 2013 . Retrieved 2 October 2013. The Hazers come from an unspecified region within East Asia. In fact, the team's origins are shrouded in mystery. No one has been able to get any leads on the team's origins, either from the team themselves or from outside sources, although in early 2019, a journalist discovered a Hazers souvenir shop south of Hunluen. Hazers have indeed been hesitant to talk about their origin, claiming the topic is unimportant. But they insist that they know who they are and what they are doing in the Marble League. Cllr Theresa Higgins, Labour councillor for Longlands and Beechwood, said: “Looking at all the stats, I think it’s a good place to live Middlesbrough.

During the offseason, Smoggy took part in the Amazing Maze Marble Race along with the team, where the team surprised fans by getting eliminated in the heats.

But, as I said at the beginning, our language is still poetry in motion. Research by Prof Carmen Llamas We should be getting that out not only to the people of Middlesbrough but people outside of the town to say ‘come to Middlesbrough, it’s a healthier place to live than quite a lot of places’.” Read More Related Articles Dictionary of Middlesbrough and Teesside Accent Dialect and Slang". Love Middlesbrough - Middlesbrough Borough Council. 2012–2014. Archived from the original on 16 November 2018 . Retrieved 5 July 2014. In the small terraced Skelton street I lived in up to a couple of years ago, there were men and women whose birthplace was Ireland, Suffolk, Cornwall, Durham and Lancashire. Elements of their native accents and phraseology fused with the local twang to produce what we now know and love.

Middlesbrough’s industrial history has, in the past, led to a reputation for poor air quality - so much so, inhabitants are sometime known as “smoggies”.a b c Beal, Joan C. (2012). Urban North-eastern English: Tyneside to Teesside (Dialects of English). Edinburgh University Press. The Smoggys brand is now launched and will aim to raise money for the fire service by donating all profits to the organisation.

We know, wearing P2 masks isn’t something Aussies are used to. But then again, we aren’t used to having our air quality compared to the folks in countries who need to wear them, either,” the GoFundMe says. The Hazers were placed in Group A in Marble League 2021 Qualifiers. The team placed 1st after two events. To everyone's surprise, the team fell from first to last in their heat of 5 Meter Relay, finishing 10th in this event. They dropped to 5th in the standings. Smoggy's 3rd place finish in Sand Rally was enough for the team to qualify in 3rd.a b Kerswill, Paul (23 July 2018). "Dialect formation and dialect change in the Industrial Revolution: British vernacular English in the nineteenth century". In Wright, Laura (ed.). Southern English Varieties Then and Now. De Gruyter. pp.8–38. ISBN 9783110577549. After Marbula One Season 2 ended, the Hazers received an invitation from the Balls of Chaos to compete in the Cranthym Challenges that featured a mix between sports and puzzles. The tournament included some teams in Marble League such as the O'rangers, the Pinkies and the Kobalts. The team managed to get first in the first challenge, ninth in the second one, a 2nd place, a 6th-place and a 9th place followed. Then came an 8th, a 5th and an 11th. At this point the team has got 37 points and were sitting in third place. Guild of Wit were in first, the Balls of Chaos were in second and the team was tied with the Whizlers. The Hazers managed to get gold in the penultimate challenge and got 5th in the last challenge, but Whizler's gold in the final event was not enough for the team to win the tournament. The team finished the tournament in 2nd, just one point behind the Whizlers. In middle of May, Smoggy participated in Marble League 2021 Practice Race and got 11th. And I think we should get it out there to say, because of previous bad publicity, because of being an industrial town, we always get bad publicity.

Smoggy is the first individual athlete to break a Marble League Record in an event and finish out of top 4.Smoggys’ aim is to protect our nation from the smoke and act as a public symbol that Aussies have come together to help and support our firies.” With Melbourne now being overrun with the smoke that previously wreaked havoc on Sydney, these masks are needed as much as ever. Showing the panel a series of graphs depicting levels of Nitrogen dioxide, sulphur dioxide and particulates in the atmosphere, she said all measurements were below EU limits and were trending down since the first measurements began in 1995. Read More Related Articles