Council joins the fight to protect Learning Disability Nursing
Hartlepool Borough Council has thrown its weight behind an urgent campaign to protect and maintain Learning Disability Nursing, saying it will fight to keep the critically at-risk profession alive.
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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.