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Council criticised for not saying Lord’s Prayer
by John Prince East Riding Council has come under fire for leaving out the Lord’s Prayer at a full council meeting. It happened earlier this ...
Sport
Hull Schools under-13 girls secure historic double
On Sunday, June 21, Hull Schools under-13 girls travelled to Sixways Stadium in Worcester to face Poole and East Dorset in the final of the ...
Hedon
679th Hedon mayor takes historic chains of office
by Sam Hawcroft and John Prince With robes, chains, a three-cornered hat, the town’s golden mace and a crowd of excited children waiting outside for ...
Community News
Fun and games at hall’s June Jamboree
Summer fun is on the agenda at Holmpton Village Hall this Saturday, June 27. The June Jamboree at the School Lane venue will feature a ...
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Holderness: This week we lead with NCI- Hornsea-Coastwatch’s plans for a new surveillance camera at Withernsea’s Pier Towers, with hopes the system could help prevent future tragedies through proactive monitoring of the seafront. ![]()
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A simple idea from Year 7 students at Holderness Academy turned into something very special today.![]()
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About 160 pupils took part in a flash mob on the school playground, performing a choreographed dance to Harry Styles’ As It Was, complete with British Sign Language, in support of three fellow students who are either undergoing cancer treatment or recovering after treatment.![]()
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The event was entirely the students’ idea and was a powerful display of friendship and mutual support. With families, staff and representatives from the Teenage Cancer Trust watching on, the youngsters showed that no one has to face difficult times alone.![]()
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