News
Fears over sharp rise in heating oil prices
by Rebecca Hannant Residents across Holderness have raised concerns after a sharp rise in heating oil prices, with some households reporting that the cost of ...
Sport
Graham gears up for a big week ahead
by Richard Lusmore Easington United begin a run of eight successive Saturday home fixtures with the visit of Bridlington Town Rovers SFS in the Right ...
Hedon
Museum’s new exhibition season celebrates local studies group
by Ray Duffill Hedon Museum has launched its 2026 exhibition season with a display celebrating the work of the SKEALS group (Spurn, Kilnsea and Easington ...
Community News
Litter-pickers hailed for village clean-up
On Saturday, March 7, 18 villagers from Halsham (including some very enthusiastic youngsters) set out to do some serious litter picking on the roads surrounding ...
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Pupils from Holderness Academy, Withernsea High School and Hornsea School & Language College have secured funding to support active travel at their school after presenting their ideas during an event at County Hall in Beverley.![]()
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Students from each school attended the Active Travel Ambassadors meeting, where they pitched their plans to encourage more pupils to walk, cycle and travel actively to school.![]()
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📸 Rebecca Hannant
