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Overflow operated before ‘sewage’ claim, says Yorkshire Water
by Sam Hawcroft and John Prince Yorkshire Water has acknowledged that a storm overflow operated shortly before discoloured water was reported at Hornsea beach – ...
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New era begins for Withernsea AFC
Hopes are high at Hull Road as Withernsea AFC prepare for the opening weekend of the new league campaign. Following a summer merger with Withernsea ...
Hedon
Young farmer nominated for national award
by Sam Hawcroft A Hedon florist who helped save Thorngumbald Young Farmers’ Club from closure has been shortlisted for a national award. Katie Acey, who ...
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Pilgrims enjoy eight-mile coastal walk
Twenty-five pilgrims enjoyed an eight-mile walk through some of South Holderness’s finest coastal scenery on the latest South Holderness Pilgrimage. The group set out from ...
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A safety railing to improve disabled access at St Nicholas Church in Hornsea may have to be delayed until the next financial year say Hornsea Town Council because of funding considerations and church regulations.The old Yorkstone path around the church is sloping and has been dropping off, which has become hazardous for visitors. As well as installation costs, before any work can begin the project must also secure permission via the church, as the railings would need to be anchored into the ground alongside the historic paving.Digital images of what the railings could look like were shown at a council meeting earlier this week👇📸 Hornsea Town Council
