Hartlepool
Proper noun
Meaning
A town and seaport in County Durham, in northeastern England
The Borough of Hartlepool, a unitary authority in County Durham with its headquarters in the town
Source: en.wiktionary.orgExamples
Police arrest a 15-year-old boy from Hartlepool after Luton defender Peter Kioso was sent racial abuse on.
Kioso, who was born in Dublin to Congolese parents, was adamant that the abhorrent remark had been made by a supporter of Hartlepool United, his former club.
Independent Andy Preston lashed out after Health Secretary Matt Hancock told MPs the town, along with Liverpool, Hartlepool and Warrington would face the same curbs as the North East.
Ray Liddell, 49, who lives in Hartlepool, County Durham, purchased an inflatable Grinch decoration to surprise his seven-year-old daughter Jasmine.
Berra felt there was a lack of respect about the way he was treated, while striker Aidan Keena revealed former boss Craig Levein told him about his move to Hartlepool rather than Stendel.
By 1890, there were complaints from the people of Hartlepool that the ferry wasn’t coping with the level of demand.