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From Pools to Wembley!
Hartlepool's very own Jeff Stelling will be taking part in an epic walk from Hartlepool United to Wembley Stadium between March 21st and 30th.
Jeff will be covering more than 250 miles and visiting 31 football clubs to help raise money and awareness for Prostate Cancer UK. To find out more visit www.menunitedmarch.org
This Thursday and Friday Dave Walls will be talking to Jeff about the walk, asking about growing up in Hartlepool and also about his beloved Pools.
Tune into your local station from 2pm.
And just in case you missed it, you can listen to both parts of the interview below:
Looking for local music?
2016 is set to be an exciting year for Radio Hartlepool and this month sees the launch of our brand new local music show, The Northern Beat.
Every Saturday at 5pm, it's your chance to hear the talent from this region as we delve into different genres to find the cream of the crop.
If you would like your music featuring on the show, please email a clean radio edit in mp3 format to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Lee Theasby, Operations Director at Radio Hartlepool said "I'm really looking forward to working with our new presenters, Dalton and Jack to produce a vibrant show and we look forward to working with local musicians to get their music heard on Radio Hartlepool"
The Northern Beat is every Saturday at 5pm.
Happy New Year!
Radio Hartlepool would like to wish all our listeners, advertisers and supporters a
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Keep listening in 2016 as we've got some exciting new shows on the way and a great campaign.
Gallery of #GiftsForChristmas2015
A big THANK YOU to everyone who contributed to #GiftsForChristmas2015 making it the most successful campaign yet. Here are a few photo's from our collection.
(Above) Councillor Alan Clark presents a cash donation to Lee Theasby, Operations Director, Radio Hartlepool.
(Above) BMB of Powlett Road made a great donation.
(Above) Joel Kerr popped in with some great gifts.
(Above) A whole street joined forces to contribute gifts.
(Above) Paul Hart (PH Paving) heard our appeal and wanted to help.
