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Empire Theatre, West Hartlepool

from Museum of Hartlepool

  • Bawdy Station said:
    It was a wonderful theatre. Such a shame this building was demolished. Like most of the Lynn Street and Whitby Street areas, it has been torn down. The heart has been ripped out of Hartlepool. Those who make these decisions should be ashamed of themselves. Nowadays the Empire would have been Grade I listed.
  • headlandhippy said:
    totally agree, i wonder if any of these cretins are still living, so they can be shamed??

Second Lieutenant Robert Angles MC

from IWM Collections

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  • Ruth Flickr said:
    Gazette entry for the military Cross is here www.london-gazette.co.uk/issues/30389/supplements/11951/p...

    "'T./2nd Lt. Robert Angles, attd. York & Lane.R."

    1918 entry www.london-gazette.co.uk/issues/30590/supplements/3596
    19th March 1918
    AWARDED THE MILITARY CROSS.
    T./2nd Lt. Robert Angles, attd. York &
    Lanc. Rgt.
    For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to
    duty. When the enemy attacked his position
    he showed the utmost coolness and courage
    in dealing with the situation. Though
    attacked with trench mortars, flammenwerfer
    and machine guns, by his excellent leadership
    and disregard of danger, and the keenness
    with which he inspired his men, he repelled
    the attack.
  • Michael Day said:
    MC Citation

    London Gazette, 22 March 1918, p. 3596:
    "T./2nd Lt. Robert Angles, attd. York & Lanc. Rgt.
    For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. When the enemy attacked his position he showed the utmost coolness and courage in dealing with the situation. Though attacked with trench mortars, flammenwerfer and machine guns, by his excellent leadership and disregard of danger, and the keenness with which he inspired his men, he repelled the attack."
    www.london-gazette.co.uk/issues/30590/supplements/3596
  • Ruth Flickr said:
    Burial Hartlepool (stranton) Cemetery Viii. B. 86.
  • Michael Day said:
    Entry in CWGC database:

    ANGLES, ROBERT
    Rank: Second Lieutenant
    Date of Death: 13/11/1917
    Age: 21
    Regiment/Service: York and Lancaster Regiment
    Awards: M C
    Cemetery: Hartlepool (Stranton) Cemetery
    Grave Reference: VIII. B. 86.
    Additional Information: Son of Thomas and Elsie Angles, of 6, Ullswater Rd., Gray's Estate, Stockton-on-Tees. Born at West Hartlepool.
    Link: www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/355091/ANGLES,%20ROBERT
  • Michael Day said:
    His name appears on the West Hartlepool Memorial:

    www.wigginton-york.co.uk/Hartlepool/hartlepo.htm

    1914-1918.invisionzone.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=78010

Mr R.J. Tate

from Museum of Hartlepool