Author: holdernessgazette
MP’s survey highlights scale of cost squeeze
by Sam Hawcroft More than 130 people across Holderness have shared their experiences of the cost of living crisis with MP Graham Stuart, with the ...
Closure of bookies ‘a real loss’ for Withernsea high street
by Sam Hawcroft The Coral bookmakers in Queen Street, Withernsea, is to close this weekend, marking the latest change to the town’s high street. The ...
Book celebrates six decades of natural gas
by Terry Bearpark Way back in 1966 a quiet revolution began which was to change the way we cooked and heated our homes for ever. ...
Car on cliff finally recovered after more than a week
An abandoned car that was thought to have been pushed over a cliff in Withernsea has been finally recovered after more than a week. East ...
Burton Constable Hall awarded £242,000 to safeguard historic cupolas
A major restoration project at Burton Constable Hall is set to get under way after the charity that owns the stately home secured £242,000 in ...
Eastenders gear up for busy period
by Richard Lusmore Easington United embark on a busy period that sees the first team playing eight games in a month between Saturday, April 18, ...
Withernsea kiosks on track for summer despite delay
by Sam Hawcroft Withernsea’s long-awaited microbusiness kiosks project is moving forward in time for summer despite being hit by delays, town councillors have been told. ...
Hornsea’s first Water Safety Weekend takes off
by John Prince THE first-ever Water Safety Weekend in Hornsea has made its striking debut, showcasing the vital work of the region’s emergency and coastal ...
Pollution fears as car on cliff still not recovered a week on
by John Prince A car that has gone over a cliff in Withernsea has still not been recovered more than a week on. The blue ...
Hornsea authors’ first book sells out in days
by John Prince Two local writers who have written their first book about the town they were born and raised in, have sold out their ...