Author: holdernessgazette
Kerry Key Foundation celebrates a decade of helping others
By Terry Bearpark A charity is celebrating its 10th year of fundraising having given out donations of more than £133,000. The Kerry Key Foundation was ...
Look out for Santa’s sleigh
by Ray Duffill The Holderness Lions have announced their Christmas schedule which includes their Santa Sleigh events. It will kick off on Sunday, November 19, ...
The Ayrshire Tiger who refuses to give in
By Nigel Coe Ryehill Table Tennis Club’s sessions for people with long-term health issues have continued through the summer and are due to finish in ...
Village unveils new memorial
by Terry Bearpark Thanks to a lot of hard work and planning and a generous benefactor, residents of Burton Pidsea now have a war memorial ...
Tributes pour in for ‘Mr Hornsea’
By Rebecca Hannant Tributes have been paid to “Mr Hornsea”, Keith Twigg, who died earlier this month. Keith, who was 79, was a well-known figure ...
Firms urged to apply for council support
Beverley and Holderness MP Graham Stuart is encouraging businesses to apply for personalised support from East Riding Council to help them grow and thrive. He ...
Humber Forest sets 200,000-tree target as new planting season begins
Humber Forest, the community forest for Hull, East Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire, has planted its first trees of the new season in Patrington. Last year, ...
Delap leaves it late to break Huddersfield hearts
By William Young, To Hull and Back Podcast Hull City dominated a dogged Terriers side but left it until injury time to finally score and ...
MS3 gets green light to resume pole work
MS3 Networks has been given the go-ahead to resume broadband pole installation in Hedon. East Riding Council has given the firm the green light to ...
Plea to lift ban on Lincoln the Tesco cat
by Rebecca Hannant The owner of a cat that has become famous for greeting customers at Hornsea’s Tesco has said she is saddened after the ...