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     • Hartlepool, seaport and unitary authority, geographic and historic county of Durham, northeastern England, on the North Sea.
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   Where is Hartlepool in England?

   • Hartlepool, seaport and unitary authority, geographic and historic county of Durham, northeastern England, on the North Sea. The old town, occupying a limestone peninsula that sheltered a fishing harbour on the North Sea coast, enjoyed the patronage of the medieval prince-bishops of Durham, who granted its charter of 1201.

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   Who has retained Hartlepool Borough Council seat?

   • Labour have retained the Hartlepool Borough Council seat previously held by the town's new MP following a by-election. Councillor Owen Riddle secured victory in the Burn Valley ward poll on Thursday, September 20, with 475 votes, ahead of the 399 received by the Reform UK candidate Amanda Napper in second.

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   Why did Hartlepool become a borough?

   • The circumstance implies that the port had existed and been of some consequence long before the date of this occurrence (fn. 8). In 1200 King John (fn. 9), by charter, erected Hartlepool into a Borough, “the men of Hartlepool shall be free burgesses, and have the same laws and liberties as our burgesses of Newcastle-on-Tyne (fn. 10).”

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   How many people are in Hartlepool?

   • There are in Hartlepool 96 individuals of the name of Pounder, 50 Coulsons, 35 Davisons, 33 Harrisons, 31 Hunters, and 27 Horsleys.” Sharpe, 1815. 148. 149.

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   What is the history of Hartlepool?

   • The early history of Hartlepool is confined to the brief notices of the monastery of Heruteu (fn. 2), which occur in Bede's life of St. Hilda (fn. 3). “Heiu, the first female who took the veil in Northumberland, founded the monastery of Heruteu, and soon after, retiring to Kaelcacaester (fn. 4), was succeeded by Hilda, as Abbess of Heruteu.

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   Why did Hartlepool become a walled town?

   • Under the sixth brave Robert of Hart and Annandale, Hartlepool became a walled town and regular defended haven (fn. 16). In 1293 an inquest was held before the King's Justices Itinerant (fn. 17), to ascertain the privileges and liberties as well of the Bishop as his tenants within the Palatinate.

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   3 days ago · Darlington, Gateshead, West Hartlepool (later known as Hartlepool), South Shields and Sunderland became county boroughs during the administrative counties years of administrating; each remained in the ceremonial county while outside of the administrative county.

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7. www.hartlepoolmail.co.uk › lifestyle › outdoorsHartlepool Borough Council announces dates for this year's ...

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   4 days ago · Council chiefs in Hartlepool have announced the date for this year’s town fireworks display and Christmas lights switch on.

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   4 days ago · The old decaying Borough of Hartlepool, now reduced to little more than a fishing town and place of summer resort, occupies the South-western portion of the peninsula, flanking its ruined haven.

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   Oct 10, 2024 · Hartlepool, seaport and unitary authority, geographic and historic county of Durham, northeastern England, on the North Sea. The old town, occupying a limestone peninsula that sheltered a fishing harbour on the North Sea coast, enjoyed the patronage of the medieval prince-bishops of Durham, who granted its charter of 1201.

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    Sep 26, 2024 · Hartlepool Business Week will take place for the third time from 14th-18th October and local businesses are being encouraged to make the most of the opportunities it offers. Organised by...