Author: holdernessgazette
‘Appalling’ vandalism at new art installation
by John Prince A brand new art attraction that was officially opened less than two months ago has been vandalised. Custom-made panels depicting photographs and images of Hornsea from down the ...
Community café celebrates first birthday
by John Prince A town centre café that provides a welcoming place for people to come together, meet new friends and dine on fresh, affordable ...
Temporary Valley Gardens surface ‘will safeguard summer events’
by Sam Hawcroft A temporary surface is being installed in Withernsea’s Valley Gardens after delays meant the recommended window for reinstating its central grass circle ...
MPs react as Starmer announces resignation
The two opposition MPs whose constituencies cover Holderness and Hornsea have reacted to Sir Keir Starmer’s announcement that he is to resign as Labour leader ...
Starmer announces resignation as Prime Minister
Sir Keir Starmer has announced that he will resign as Labour leader and stand down as Prime Minister after accepting that he no longer has ...
Hull College evacuated after bomb threat phone call
Hull College was placed into lockdown and later evacuated after receiving a phone call containing bomb threats on Friday afternoon. Police were called to the ...
Tigers handed Manchester United opener on Premier League return
Hull City will begin their return to the Premier League with a home clash against Manchester United. The Tigers will welcome the Old Trafford side ...
Hornsea community café celebrates first birthday
by John Prince A town centre café that provides a welcoming place for people to come together, meet new friends and dine on fresh, affordable ...
Withernsea lighthouse’s ‘local heroes’ show officially opens
by Sam Hawcroft A new exhibition at Withernsea Lighthouse celebrating people with connections to the town has been officially opened by the town’s mayor. Made ...
EXCLUSIVE: ‘This town is a safe place to live’
By Sam Hawcroft Withernsea is not in the grip of a crime wave – but police say they can only tackle the problems that residents ...