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U-turn could be a disaster

HAVING thought long and hard about my response to the council’s recent amendments to the budget proposals, I decided to object to the amendments that were put forward at the council meeting nearly two weeks ago.

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No age barrier in race for fitness

ARE you on board with a Hartlepool Mail campaign to improve fitness?

Germans in a British internment camp

The sweethearts separated by war

LOVE had no bounds for Albert Thompson.

Fun in the days before computers

I’m usually the kind of person who gets cheesed off by irritating noises.

Ben and Oliver real whizz kids

You get to meet many fascinating and inspirational people in my job.

MP rss

Exports are key to business success

There is much doom and gloom about the state of the country’s economy and the long-term prospects for economic recovery.

Stephen Hester

Bill does nothing for the jobless

AS I write this, I am in Westminster waiting to vote on the Welfare Reform Bill, which is a piece of proposed legislation put forward by the Government to change provision on benefits.

Economy is bad for your health

IT is a sad fact of life that people’s health in Hartlepool is not as good as the rest of the country.

Mayor rss

Sticking to my guns on budget

LAST week I explained how difficult it has been putting together the budget for next year at the council.

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Budget’s best we can do

AT regular intervals over a number of months, I have tried to explain the budget process through this column and describe the difficult situation we find ourselves in.

Good in theory

JUST over a year ago David Cameron announced that the Government was going to turn around the lives of the 120,000 most troubled families in the country by 2015.

Alan Wright rss

File photo dated 28/08/09 of a school dinner being served at a Primary School. Countryside campaigners today called for more British produce to be served in schools amid concerns many councils do not know where food given to pupils comes from.  PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Monday November 14, 2011. Buying British would improve the quality of school dinners, which would in turn help youngsters' health, concentration and behaviour, according to the Countryside Alliance Foundation. See PA story EDUCATION Food. Photo credit should read: Chris Radburn/PA Wire

They’ve never had it so good

I happened to overhear a snatch of conversation between two youngsters walking through the shopping centre the other day.

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