News archive
News published July 2019
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Resurfacing works planned to improve borough’s roads
Published 19th July 2019Drivers are advised that essential road resurfacing works will be carried out in the coming weeks on various routes across Hartlepool.
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Parks retain prestigious quality awards
Published 19th July 2019Two parks in Hartlepool have again been awarded a prestigious international quality award which recognises open spaces meeting the highest possible standards.
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Event aims to tackle anti-social behaviour
Published 18th July 2019Almost 700 schoolchildren have taken part in an annual event that aims to reduce anti-social behaviour in Hartlepool.
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Take a trip down memory lane!
Published 18th July 2019Do you have fond memories of visiting Carlton Camp as a child?
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Free swims scheme enters seventh year
Published 17th July 2019The popular free swims scheme run by Hartlepool Borough Council during the school summer holidays gets underway next week for a seventh successive year.
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Councillors to consider investment in outdoor play provision
Published 17th July 2019Councillors in Hartlepool will be asked to prioritise funding for three new outdoor play "hubs" when they meet next week.
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Network maintenance on Saturday 20 July
Published 17th July 2019The Council's telephone system and website will be unavailable on Saturday 20 July due to essential maintenance but arrangements are in place so that people can still contact the Council:
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Students complete first year of course in CECA first
Published 15th July 2019The first students to use a new state-of-the-art computer suite at The Centre for Excellence in Creative Arts (CECA) in Hartlepool have successfully completed the first year of their course.
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New leisure centre funding proposal to be considered
Published 15th July 2019Plans for a new leisure centre in Hartlepool are set to take a major step forward - if councillors agree to fund a feasibility study, an option appraisal and initial design works.
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Caterpillar-infested oak trees removed
Published 15th July 2019Two oak trees in Church Square are being chemically treated and removed following the discovery of Oak Processionary Moth caterpillars.
