The Coastal Arc is the Economic Regeneration Spatial Zone within the Tees Valley, which includes Hartlepool Borough Council and Redcar & Cleveland Borough Council.
Crossing The Tees is book produced by Teesside Print Group, the Crossing The Tees Book Festival and River Tees Rediscovered.
This page talks about the book called "Heaven and Earth" by Eric Bainbridge which is based on the sculpture that was made called "Heaven and Earth".
At age 17, Mohammed captured his own footage of his journey from Damascus to Hartlepool using his smartphone. Now 21, his film highlights the effects of war and destruction on normal families. This ground-breaking film as a personal account of the dangers and horrors of war, the risks of escape and the community he became part of both as during his flight across Europe, and in this Teesside town he has made his home.
Heaven and Earth is a public sculpture by Eric Bainbridge, commissioned by Hartlepool Borough Council and funded by Arts Council England.
A page explaining Startwrite, a diverse programme of free creative writing sessions throughout the Summer of 1998.
Beyond Trainspotting was a project involving developmental workshops of disaffected young people describing daily experiences in their own words/images.
Hartlepool-based glass artist Rachel Gretton worked with students from Rye Hills School and young people who attend the Youth Centre.
It's all in the mix - The story of crude oil was an educational animation informed by working with chemistry students.
This page provides a video clip of an animation called "Billy Daniels - The Greatest Athlete".