Records of Eston Urban District Council

DC/ES/1 Minutes of Eston Local Board and Eston UDC
DC/ES/2 Committee Minutes
DC/ES/3 Agenda Papers & Printed Minutes
DC/ES/4 Registers
DC/ES/5 Declaration of Acceptance of Office
DC/ES/6 Attendance Books
DC/ES/7 Terriers
DC/ES/8 Burial Grants & Burial Board
DC/ES/9 Applications for Consent to Borrow
DC/ES/10 Newspaper Cuttings Book
DC/ES/11 Annual Reports of the Medical Officer of Health
DC/ES/12 Files
DC/ES/13 Contract Documents
DC/ES/14 Tees Valley Water Board
DC/ES/15 Abstracts of Accounts
DC/ES/16 Photographs
DC/ES/17 Planning Applications and Registers
DC/ES/18 Byelaws
DC/ES/19 Miscellaneous
DC/ES/20 Financial Records
DC/ES/21 Engineers Records

See also:
DC/NO Southbank in Normanby Urban District Council and Normanby Local Health Board
BB/ES Eston Burial Board
CB/T Teesside County Borough (1968-1974)
CC Cleveland County (1974-1996)
BC/L Borough of Langbaurgh (1974-1996)
BC/RC Redcar & Cleveland Borough Council (1996-onwards)

The population of Eston increased in the 1850s due to the opening of the first ironstone mine. Eston Local Health Board was formed in 1884 and worked for a decade to improve the sanitary arrangements, provide water from a clean source, improve street lighting and roads and built an isolation hospital. Eston Urban District Council was formed in January 1895 and in 1915 amalgamated with Normanby Urban District Council to cover the areas of Eston, Normanby, South Bank and Grangetown. In 1968 Eston UDC was absorbed into the County Borough of Teesside and in 1974 became part of Cleveland County and the Borough of Langbaurgh.