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‘Town’s most famous cat’ gets his own calendar
By Rebecca Hannant A new calendar has been released containing pictures of Hornsea’s “most famous” cat. Since lockdown, the cat – named Lincoln – has ...
New festival to celebrate grassroots eco-projects
Green groups, artists and community organisations will be showcasing their projects over 21 days across the four local authorities around the Humber region as part ...
Youngsters help raise money for town’s lifeboat
Two groups of youngsters have handed a welcome fundraising boost to Hornsea Inshore Rescue. Hornsea School and Language College’s year sevens celebrated the European Day ...
Young health champions are catalysts for change
By Tim Nuttall A team of Youth Health Champions are continuing to help promote mental health and physical wellbeing at Withernsea High School. Launched in ...
A complete team performance
Hedon Rangers Eastside Under-10s travelled to play North Ferriby Utd on Sunday. Once more, the weather was perfect for football: cool and clear with hardly ...
Controversy clouds cup exit
By Richard Lusmore Hemingbrough United 4Easington United 4(Hemingbrough won 4-3 on penalties) The Eastenders exited the East Riding County FA Senior Country Cup at the ...
Gazette on the move!
After being based in Withernsea’s Seaside Road for decades, the Gazette will be moving to a new premises in the town at the end of ...
Clock restoration appeal handed £25,000
By Rebecca Hannant Organisers behind plans to restore St Nicholas Church War Memorial Clock have received a major grant from Withernsea Big Local, but are ...
Veteran receives medal 70 years after service
by Terry Bearpark A Patrington man has had his military service on a remote island in the Pacific Ocean recognised with the award of a ...