Hartlepool welcomes £2.55 million Community Wealth Fund investment for Owton Manor
Hartlepool Borough Council has welcomed the news that Owton Manor is to benefit from major investment from the Community Wealth Fund, bringing £2.55 million into the community over the next decade.
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Hartlepool’s iconic paddle steamer set for grand revival – specialist firm wanted for historic restoration
Hartlepool’s waterfront regeneration is gathering pace – and one of its most treasured landmarks is about to take centre stage.
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Controlling Houses of Multiple Occupation – consultation launched
A consultation on the proposed introduction of controls on Houses of Multiple Occupation (HMOs) in Hartlepool has been launched.
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Hartlepool Business Week to return
The fourth Hartlepool Business Week will take place next month and local businesses are being encouraged to make the most of the opportunities it offers.
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Celebrating Hartlepool’s culinary delights
The next Hartlepool Restaurant Week will soon be taking place and local eateries are being urged to get involved.
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Council issues fresh warning over QR code scam
A fresh warning has been issued by Hartlepool Borough Council over a QR code scam targeting pay and display parking ticket machines.
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Grants on offer to Hartlepool’s young musicians
Grants are on offer to young people in Hartlepool to help them with their musical studies.
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Planning approval secured for major expansion of Hartlepool’s film and TV production industry
A £33.5 million major expansion of film and television production facilities in Hartlepool is officially underway, following planning approval being granted for a transformative new development.
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Summer Reading Challenge champions receive their rewards
Young bookworms in Hartlepool have received special rewards after reaching a personal reading milestone.
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Come and join the Mayor at her fundraising charity night
Residents of Hartlepool are invited to join Ceremonial Mayor Councillor Carole Thompson at her fundraising charity night.
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Takeaway restaurant fined over peanut protein in meal
An Indian takeaway has been fined £10,000 after supplying a meal contaminated with a high level of peanut protein.