Senior Middlesbrough councillors have been warned that the potential economic damage arising from Britain leaving the EU could derail its strategy for regeneration and renewal.
A report to a meeting of the council’s executive next week said Brexit could endanger the council’s £720m investment strategy, which is a major driver of its efforts to build new revenue streams and improve the city after many years of stagnation and decline.
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