Hartlepool

On Thursday 6 May 2021 an election for a new Mayor for the Tees Valley Combined Authority was held. 

Police and Crime Commissioner election

An online networking event is to be held to give businesswomen in Hartlepool the chance to share ideas and experience with others.

Tees Valley Mayoral Election, Thursday 6 May 2021

Police and Crime Commissioner Election, Thursday 6 May 2021.

The Hartlepool Parliamentary By-Election held yesterday (6th May) was won by Jill Mortimer (Conservative Party).

A new COVID Test and Collect Centre opened today in Hartlepool, replacing the existing Community COVID Testing Centre at Mill House Leisure Centre.

Visitors to a Hartlepool beach are being urged to respect a colony of rare seabirds and avoid disturbing their nests.

Ahead of the Bank Holiday weekend, the residents of Hartlepool are being reminded to follow the COVID-19 regulations so everyone can have a safe weekend.

The BMX track at Summerhill Country Park in Hartlepool is temporarily closed to members of the public whilst improvement works are carried out

Due to filming, residents are advised North Gare car park will be closed on the following occasions:

Trade unions in Hartlepool are urging people to remember fallen colleagues – including those who have died around the world in the fight against COVID-19 - on international Workers’ Memorial Day on Wednesday 28th April.

Businesses across Hartlepool are being urged to be vigilant following the identification of a scam which attempts to force the recipient to purchase unnecessary air-purification devices.

Hartlepool Borough Council and Cleveland Police today warned they will take tough action against anyone who tries to spoil one of the town’s most popular visitor attractions.

Hartlepool Borough Council and Cleveland Police today warned they will take tough action against anyone who tries to spoil one of the town’s most popular visitor attractions.

Today, Wednesday 21st April, Hartlepool Borough Council wishes Her Majesty The Queen well on her 95th birthday.

Special awards have been presented to people and organisations in Hartlepool nominated by their fellow townspeople for having made an outstanding contribution to helping others during the COVID pandemic.

A cowboy roofer has been ordered to pay a total of £6,000 in fines and compensation for carrying out shoddy roofing work on the home of a Hartlepool couple.

A project to explore the history of one of Hartlepool’s oldest streets has been successfully completed.

With the next step in the Government’s roadmap out of lockdown due to be taken on Monday (April 12th), the way some Hartlepool Borough Council services and buildings currently operate is about to change.