Club News, Community

Play Safe Weekend returns with a message that football is for everyone

We’re excited to see football come together again for Play Safe Weekend on the 3rd and 4th October 2026. The Play Safe campaign is a nationwide safeguarding initiative led by The Football Association (The FA) in partnership with the NSPCC. It unites every tier of English football from the Premier League to local grassroots teams to ensure a safe, inclusive, and positive environment for children and young people. This year, Play Safe is asking every adult in football to “Keep Up The Convo” with children and young people, not just over Play Safe weekend, but throughout the season. Safeguarding isn’t just about knowing what to do when something’s wrong; it’s about making opportunities for everyday conversations. On the pitch. On the sidelines. On the way home. At pick-up and drop-off. Over Play Safe weekend, and every weekend this season, because the more we talk, listen, and respond, the more children and young people feel heard, and the more likely they are to speak up when something isn’t right.

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Club News, First Team

Charman delighted to be back on the pitch

Luke Charman opened up on his return from a long-term injury and called on Hartlepool United to bounce back following yesterday’s 4-1 defeat away to…
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Club News, First Team

MATCH REPORT | Pools fall to defeat at Scunthorpe

Scunthorpe United 4-1 Hartlepool United Hartlepool United suffered a fourth consecutive defeat after a 4-1 loss to Scunthorpe United at the Attis Arena in the…
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Club News, First Team

TEAM NEWS | Pools make three changes ahead of Iron’s test

Pools make three changes to their starting line-up for today’s Enterprise National League fixture against Scunthorpe United. Captain Jack Hunter and Neo Eccleston are named in…
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