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Whats On
New holiday roadshow takes off from Hartlepool - Saturday March 17
Pirate Day - 31st March 2012
Pigeon Detectives - Tuesday 15th May 2012
Diamond Festival - Friday 1st - Tuesday 5th June 2012
The Big Jubilee Lunch - Sunday 3rd June
Hartlepool Marina Five Mile Road Race - Sunday 1st April
Referee training course - Saturday 21st and Sunday 22nd April
Sport Relief Mile - Sunday 25th March
Nordic Walking - Monday 12th & Wednesday 14th March
All Our Yesterday - Wednesday 7th March

The Heugh Gun Battery

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The Heugh (pronounced "Yuff") Gun Battery is a site of great significance. As a surviving 19th century coastal battery, complete with WW1 and WW2 modifications, it stands as a memorial to those lost during the great war.

The battery was the location of the only shore-to-ship combat in the whole of the UK during the Great War and home to the first person to die on British shores. It is a place that should stimulate the hearts as well as the minds of all who visit.

 

 

Heugh Battery

 


Heugh Battery Restoration

The Heugh Battery has seen better days, but a group of local volunteers are managing to restore it to its former war-time glory