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Hartlepool

A County Durham town, England is Hartlepool (/ˈhɑːrtlɪpuːl/ HART-li-pool). Located in the north east of England, north of Middlesbrough and south of Sunderland, is Hartlepool.

Covered by the Cleveland FB, which in Hartlepool has two stations, is Hartlepool: a station that is retained on the Headland and a station at Stranton that is full-time. To Middlesbrough, Stockton, and Billingham, from Hartlepool as well as the service 1 that is faster to Middlesbrough via Port Clarence and Seaton Carew, Stagecoach also operate service 36.

Play in National League 3 North which is the 5th tier of the national league structure, were West Hartlepool R.F.C., more commonly known as "West". Due to a high number of players leaving, other clubs include, who in 2008/09 year ceased playing, West Hartlepool TDSOB (Tech), and Hartlepool BBOB.

Known during the Wars that were Napoleonic for executing a monkey allegedly is Hartlepool. From the south in 1835, a link that was additional, together with a port that was new, resulted in the West Hartlepool's new town further expansion, after a railway link from the north was established from the South Durham coal fields.

In alliance with the PA, which was relieved after 18 months by a garrison that was English Parliamentarian, Hartlepool was occupied by militarily once again by a incursion that was Scottish. An educational establishment located in the centre of the town, and existed in various forms for well over a century is Hartlepool College of Further Education.

Also has a station of RNLI lifeboat that is permanent is Hartlepool. Has also produced the nationally known, J.Stelling, was Hartlepool. Competed in August 2012 in the 2012 Olympic Games, was a British record holder, J.Lowe, who in the Hartlepool town attended the College of Science of High Tunstall.