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Letter of the week: 'Where is the love for Hartlepool?'
I read about Labour’s recent loss of control of Hartlepool Borough Council (Mail, May 3).and Christopher Akers-Belcher’s comment that it is still the largest party. → Read More
Letter of the week: 'Hartlepool's Michael Rice did not deserve the Eurovision wooden spoon'
So host Graham Norton did his tongue in cheek best at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest from Tel Aviv, Israel. → Read More
Hartlepool Mail Letter of the week: 'Too many security cameras watch our every move'
The precious privacy of the individual has been eroded by the constant attack on us by commercial institutions or CCTV cameras. → Read More
Letter of the week: 'Hartlepool school needs safety barriers outside'
Recently I walked from Ashley Gardens to my father’s in Percy Street, along Jesmond Road. → Read More
Letter of the week: Hartlepool looks 'half-finished' and needs to get back to basics
Regarding the debate about how to integrate Church Street with the town centre, I am sure most readers will remember we used to use a tunnel. → Read More
Letter of the week: Hartlepool Borough Council should help save our Heugh Battery
I have questions to ask of Hartlepool Borough Council and, in particular, the committees that handle the financial arrangements for the town. → Read More
Letter of the week: Is it not cheaper to demolish Hartlepool eyesores than repair them?
Hartlepool Borough Council is to spend nearly £60,000 on emergency structural repairs to The Shades in Church Street (Mail, January 28). → Read More
Letter of the week: £42m Hartlepool regeneration needs somewhere to spend a penny
I read the article, £42m boost for town’s regeneration (Mail, March 6). → Read More
Letter of the week: Emptying Hartlepool cabins makes no financial sense
The announcement (Mail, February 23) that the Middleton village cabins are in danger of being closed and removed due to the lack of funding has taken everyone by surprise. → Read More
Letter of the week: Hartlepool an 'easy target' for Skint Britain TV show
Frank Field MP described Universal Credit as “Wonderland visions of welfare reforms collapse on contact with real life”. → Read More
Letter of the week: Does Hartlepool really need 6,000 new homes?
A recent article in the Mail mentioned the need to build 6,000 new homes in the Hartlepool area to meet council targets. Why? → Read More
Letter of the week: Hartlepool town centre drivers shouldn't have to wear sunglasses after dark
On the whole, I like the improvements made to the Church Square/Church Street area. → Read More
Letter of the week: Does Hartlepool get a good deal from the Tees Valley?
Forty million pounds sounds like a lot – and it is for a place like ours. → Read More
Letter of the week: Thousands of reasons to say thank you to Hartlepool
Alzheimer’s Society will mark its 40th anniversary this year, celebrating our story so far and our ongoing commitment to stopping dementia in its tracks. → Read More
Letter of the week: 'Can £9.5m Hartlepool sea defences cope with a Beast from the East?'
I view the latest issue with the Headland sea defences with despair. → Read More
Letter of the week: Thanks to the people of Hartlepool
On New Year’s Day I walked with my family and dogs from Crimdon to the Headland at Hartlepool. → Read More
Letter of the week: Help solve mystery behind Hartlepool First World War hero
There was an article (Mail, November 12), Last British soldier to die during First World War. → Read More
Letter of the week: 'Get out of Europe before our ship truly sails'
I often feel I must be one of the luckiest people on the planet. → Read More
Letter of the week: Closing A19 Hartlepool crossings is a bridge too far for now
The A19 turn-offs to Elwick and Dalton Piercy are becoming more hazardous due to an ever-increasing traffic volume. → Read More
Letter of the week: Dismayed at 'dreadful state of policing' in Hartlepool
My wife and I live in Queensland, Australia, yet we have strong local connections. → Read More