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Sneak thieves target medical staff

TODAY we reveal how despicable thieves targeted front-line medical staff as they attempted to save lives.

Cannabis user is spared prison

A HEAVY cannabis user has avoided instant jail after his own crop of plants was nipped in the bud.

PM David Cameron

PM accused of NHS ‘deception’

AN MP has accused the Prime Minister of using “weapons of mass deception” over NHS reforms.

The Peacocks store in Hartlepool

Mixed news on future of store jobs

EIGHT people have lost their jobs at a Peterlee clothing store – while staff at a sister store in Hartlepool have been told their posts are secure.

It’s your vote

Should bankers still receive a bonus if their bank makes big losses?

Healthy heart checks

A FURTHER round of free healthy heart check sessions are being launched after a first batch of appointments was snapped up almost immediately.

Instructor Charlie Featherstone, left, with martial artists from the North East Tang Soo Do Family of Martial Arts and Fitness who are supporting the Mail's Race for Fitness

Free sessions on offer

INSTRUCTORS and members at an award-winning fitness club are backing Race for Fitness and offering free sessions to encourage people to get in shape.

Jobs go as council tax frozen

JOBS are being axed and library opening hours could be slashed after councillors voted to freeze council tax.

James Aiken

Town businessman guilty of online jobs scam

A HARTLEPOOL businessman misled jobseekers into handing over tens of thousands of

Stuart Drummond

Mayor: No decision yet on cabinet cull

HARTLEPOOL Mayor Stuart Drummond will wait until after the local election in May before deciding whether to reduce the size of his cabinet committee.

Bingo players share £4.1m

BINGO punters in one Hartlepool venue have won more than £4m in just 12 months.

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No age barrier in race for fitness

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

Carl Crossman.

£126m Youth Contract scheme ‘not enough’

A COMMUNITY organisation says a multi-million-pound scheme to help young people into work has “narrow scope”.

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Search for bus groper

POLICE are appealing for information after two alleged groping incidents on a bus.

The Shrove Tuesday Sedgefield ball game underway.

Having a ball in historic game video

SCORES of people turned out to honour a historic tradition that takes place every Shrove Tuesday.

Great Britain's Andy Turner

Hotshot hurdler’s Twitter support

TOP UK Olympic prospect Andy Turner showed his support for the Hartlepool Mail’s campaign to get people fit.

Staff nurse Neil Sutheran of the Gretton Court care home in Hartlepool says TV soaf Coronation Street is playing an important role in raising awareness of Alzheimers.

Praise for Corrie’s Alzheimer’s story

A STAFF nurse who witnesses the devastating effects of Alzheimer’s every day says he is delighted the disease is being put in the spotlight.

Enjoy dance shows

TALENTED dancers are set to take to the stage for an annual show.

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MP joins Katrice file battle

HARTLEPOOL MP Iain Wright has joined the fight to have case files on the disappearance of a youngster who vanished 30 years ago to be released.

The Stockton Road and Oxford Road junction

Road schemes causing delays for drivers

DRIVERS across Hartlepool should expect delays being caused by three schemes affecting traffic flow.

‘Learned her lesson’ over benefits claim

A WOMAN who falsely claimed more than £5,000 in benefits when she failed to tell officials her partner had moved in said she has “learned her lesson”.

Call to have your say on homes plan

PEOPLE are being urged to respond to major housing proposals before the deadline.

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Bini Araia of the North of England Refugee Service pictured with students at St Bedes Comprehensive school, Peterlee.

Child soldier visits students

STUDENTS got an insight into life at war as they welcomed a former child soldier and refugee into school.

£2,000 for club

A RUGBY club has been awarded £2,000 to get young people at risk of crime and anti-social behaviour involved in the sport.

‘Judges are divided on Diamondz’

TOWN hip-hop dance starlets Lil Diamondz caused a bit of a stir between the bickering Britain’s Got Talent judges.

Future of sheltered housing uncertain

THE future of two sheltered housing complexes is uncertain after a housing provider launched a consultation scheme.

Boost your job prospects

A COUNCIL is running courses in a bid to boost people’s job prospects.

Tragic transport chief Peter Huntley in training for his planned trek to the North Pole

Family pay tribute to fall victim

TRIBUTES have been paid to a Hartlepool-born transport chief who died while preparing for his latest charity effort.

Join in the big diamond lunch

PEOPLE are being urged to join in a street party during the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee celebrations.

John Robinson

Horse and cart ‘send off’ for John

A HORSE and cart tribute will be paid to a “lion-hearted” scrap dealer at his funeral on Friday.

Exploring secrets of the attic

PEOPLE are invited to go along to a Hartlepool group’s next open meeting.

Living Waters Church members (left to right) Will Semple, Audry and George Parkin out on patrol in Whitby Street, Hartlepool. Picture by FRANK REID

Massive increase in food bags for needy

A PASTOR patrol service that helps vulnerable people has seen a four-fold increase in the number of hungry and homeless people it helps.

Kenneth Wager

Daughter slams scheming partner who fleeced mum out of life savings

A DEVASTATED daughter has slammed a gambling addict who fleeced her Alzheimer’s suffering mum out of her life savings and blew the lot in the bookies.

Council tax set to go up

STOCKTON Borough Council is proposing to increase its council tax by 3.49 per cent for the next financial year.

Dragon nears Kili summit

BUSINESSMAN Duncan Bannatyne is nearing a mountain summit in his bid to raise cash for wounded soldiers.

Choir fails to win Brit

A CHOIR including a mum from Hartlepool failed to pick up a Brit award.

It’s your vote

Should Hartlepool Mayor Stuart Drummond cut the number of councillors on his cabinet committee?

Thomas Lister

West Park pupils are working hard for final year

IT’S proving to be a hard-working time for the Year 6 pupils at West Park Primary School.

Kimberley Burrell

Worker sacked because of her race

A FORMER chip shop worker has been awarded a four-figure compensation payout after a tribunal ruled she was sacked because of her race.

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Street dealer is locked up

A HEROIN dealer who was twice caught selling drugs in the street has been jailed for four years.

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Mayor: Why I made a stand on budget amendments

HARTLEPOOL Mayor Stuart Drummond has revealed the reasons behind his objection to budget amendments.

Hospitals trust pays out £3m in claims

A HOSPITAL trust paid out more than £3m in negligence claims is just 12 months.

Police defend increase in Taser firings

POLICE chiefs have defended figures which show an increase in Taser weapon use by officers.

Man, 40, is jailed for sex crimes

A MAN has been jailed for nine years for committing sex crimes against a child.

Casualty’s Rebecca explores big pants

PEOPLE are being urged to enjoy a theatre show.

Maria Harrison

Pancakes are flipping great for charity

FUNDRAISERS are going flipping crazy today to mark Pancake Day.

Help find missing terrier

A DISTRAUGHT pet owner has offered a reward for information leading to the return of his beloved dog.

Thousands spent on police trips abroad

NEARLY £16,000 was spent on a trip to the US by a chief constable and three other police officials, it has been revealed.

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African visit ‘a great opportunity to showcase town’

AFRICAN delegates speaking at an international conference alongside Mayor Stuart Drummond have expressed an interest in visiting Hartlepool.

Chief executive officer for Cleveland Fire Support Network Heather Whyman at a safe distance from the chip pan fire display a

Cutting fires in the kitchen video

STUDENTS were warned of the dangers of kitchen-related fires as a campaign was launched to put a halt to alarming statistics.

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