Dig into the Tees Valley’s past at archaeology events
The harsh reality of life – and death – in the Hartlepool area in medieval times is coming vividly under the spotlight at one of two upcoming events from Tees Archaeology.
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Council meetings for December
The following Hartlepool Borough Council meetings are scheduled for December.
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Join us to celebrate Stories from Hartlepool's Parks
The people of Hartlepool are coming together to celebrate the town’s cultural heritage of trees through a remarkable new exhibition and event during National Tree Week.
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Hartlepool Borough Council Chief Executive to retire after nearly three decades of service
Hartlepool Borough Council has announced that its Chief Executive, Denise McGuckin, will retire after almost 30 years of dedicated service to the authority.
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Could YOU be Hartlepool’s next Member of the Youth Parliament?
Are you passionate about making a difference and giving young people a voice? If you're aged 13–18 and live in Hartlepool, this could be your moment to shine!
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National Safeguarding Adults Week 2025
A campaign to raise awareness of adult abuse and neglect and the help that is available is taking place this week.
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Thousands of illegal cigarettes seized in multi-agency operation
Trading standards officers in Hartlepool have seized almost 9,000 illegal cigarettes and over 6kg of hand-rolling tobacco in an operation with partner agencies.
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Food waste collections – trial to begin
Food waste collections are to be rolled out across Hartlepool in the coming months, and an initial trial involving around 1,000 homes is about to get underway.
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Breaking free from substance use – one cup of coffee at a time
A mobile coffee hub with a difference is taking to the streets of Hartlepool – to help people recover from substance use.
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New Tree of Remembrance is set to grow in Hartlepool cemetery
A striking new Tree of Remembrance has been unveiled in Hartlepool’s Stranton Cemetery and Crematorium – a heartfelt gift from a local businessman in memory of his late son.
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Council’s “name and shame” pledge
People convicted of environmental offences are to be “named and shamed” by Hartlepool Borough Council as part of a huge drive to clean-up the town and tackle anti-social behaviour.