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Hartlepool News from the Hartlepool Mail All the latest News from Hartlepool - updated everyday. Â
Horrific glass attack on model THESE are the horrific scars suffered by a model after a brutal glass attack at the hands of a young mum. Pools sign Evan Horwood HARTLEPOOL United have made a breakthrough in the transfer market just eight days before the start of the League One campaign. £4m transport centre unveiled A NEW £4m transport interchange has been unveiled for Hartlepool – and experts are predicting it will improve the job-hunting prospects of town people. MP joins battle against the cuts HARTLEPOOL MP Iain Wright will be addressing a meeting aimed at saving public services from Government cuts. Zarron's fundraising tribute to granddad A CARING youngster raised more than £200 for charity in a tribute to his loving granddad who died earlier this year. Drink-drive dad loses licence A DAD has been stripped of his licence after he drove to a primary school while over the limit. Asbos work for us, says Mayor HARTLEPOOL Mayor Stuart Drummond says Asbos have benefited the town after the Government implied that the court orders were not working and could be axed. Picture perfect for town photographer A HARTLEPOOL photographer has achieved a hat-trick of competition successes. Proposed fee rise for play scheme PARENTS could be forced to fork out more money for a popular play scheme as council bosses look to bridge an £80,000 funding hole. Rain, rain stay away for Tall Ships! TALL ships organisers can breathe a sigh of relief – Hartlepool looks like being a rain-free zone for England's biggest spectacle. Tall Ships Races blog INTREPID reporter Richard Mennear is set for his own Tall Ships adventure - as the Mail's newsman on the high seas. A19 traffic hit by chemical spillage RUSH-hour traffic came to a standstill as firefighters cleared a chemical spillage from a busy roundabout. Academy bid for threatened town school A SCHOOL facing an uncertain future after the Government pulled the plug on a number of rebuilding projects is pushing ahead with its plans to become an academy. Fairground chiefs allay fears over wheel safety FAIRGROUND chiefs have moved to allay fears over the safety of a ride. Town 'shipwreck' is back afloat A WRECK that was dragged from the depths of Hartlepool Marina is set to return to the town as a magnificent piece of floating history. Mystery still surrounds angler's death MYSTERY surrounds the death of an angler whose body was found six days after he went missing while out fishing. Ports expansion deal jobs boost A JOBS boost for Hartlepool is another step closer after a deal was signed by port chiefs and cable company bosses. Firefighters rescue boy from roof FIREFIGHTERS were called to rescue a young boy who had climbed onto a house roof. Brother of speeding driver held THE innocent brother of a speeding driver was arrested and kept in custody after false details were given to police. Going green for Tall Ships Races GLOBAL banking giant HSBC has become the latest company to pledge its support for The Tall Ships Races Hartlepool leg. Have your say on traffic calming CIVIC chiefs are urging members of the public to have their say when they discuss making changes to traffic calming regulations. Transport centre will aid jobs hunt A NEW £4m transport interchange has been unveiled for Hartlepool – and experts are predicting it will improve the job-hunting prospects of town people. Plea to parents over underage drinking PARENTS are being asked if they know what their children are really up to as police launch a clampdown on underage drinkers. Green light is given to expansion A JOBS boost for Hartlepool is another step closer after a deal was signed by port chiefs and cable company bosses. H'Angus going on the run for charity HARTLEPOOL United mascot H'Angus the Monkey is under starting orders for a derby clash of his own in a bid to raise money for a national charity. Spreading the word in Canada A VISIT to Canada to see relatives was a perfect opportunity to spread the tall ships word. Big crowds expected at carnival THOUSANDS of people are expected to flock to a major summer carnival this weekend to celebrate community work. Sights and sounds of the Somme GUN battery visitors can experience what trench life was really like for soldiers thanks to a £50,000 cash boost from lottery funds. OAP hits out over 'lack of action' on yobs A PENSIONER living in a run-down street has accused police of failing to tackle anti-social problems. Worker fleeced bosses out of £9,300 A CLEANER fleeced building bosses of £9,300 by using the firm's computer to refund cash on to his own bank card. |
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