Letter of the week: Hartlepool does not need 24-hour 'booze hatch'

Regarding 'Booze hatch'' bid by York Road Store (Mail, January 8), I think shops are open long enough, enabling us to obtain all the alcohol and groceries that we need.
Flashback to 2009 when Hartlepool's then MP, Iain Wright, front centre, and campaigners celebrate victory in the battle against a previous 24-hour 'booze hatch' bid. Our letter writer is unhappy at a similar application 10 years later.Flashback to 2009 when Hartlepool's then MP, Iain Wright, front centre, and campaigners celebrate victory in the battle against a previous 24-hour 'booze hatch' bid. Our letter writer is unhappy at a similar application 10 years later.
Flashback to 2009 when Hartlepool's then MP, Iain Wright, front centre, and campaigners celebrate victory in the battle against a previous 24-hour 'booze hatch' bid. Our letter writer is unhappy at a similar application 10 years later.

Why do we need a 24-hour licence to provide these things on one of the busiest roads in Hartlepool?The licence will not benefit anyone, especially people with a drink problem.

This would be a great asset to the town, unlike the story above.

H Snowdon,

Hartlepool.

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