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Mark Payne
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Mark Payne is a senior news reporter for the Hartlepool Mail and its North East Press sister titles the Sunderland Echo and Shields Gazette. He joined the company in 2008 and specialises in news stories and features primarily for the Hartlepool Mail's online and print editions. Subjects and issues Mark covers on a day to basis include human interest stories, local business news, health, council and political issues, court reporting, and campaigns led and supported by the Mail.
Hartlepool Mail
A man caught carrying a Samurai sword near Hartlepool Marina has been jailed.
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A man caught carrying a Samurai sword near Hartlepool Marina has been jailed.
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Police have cordoned off houses on an estate in Hartlepool.
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Police have launched a murder investigation after the bodies of two men were found at a property in Hartlepool.
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Around 4,000 Poolies watched Saturday’s 0-0 draw against Southend in the Vanarama National League.
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A body recovered from the River Tees earlier this week is that of 18-year-old Lewis Penfold Roche from Billingham.
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Council chiefs have approved the list of roads and streets across Hartlepool to be improved in the next five years.
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Council chiefs have approved the list of roads and streets across Hartlepool to be improved in the next five years.
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Police discovered cannabis plants with an estimated street value of £2million during a crackdown.
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Details of face to face banking support for after Barclays closes its branch in Hartlepool town centre have been anno...
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A mum of three who had to have a leg amputated due to medical negligence by the hospital trust that cared for her has...
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Culture came to the community when a school welcomed the first ever visit of the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) to H...
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