Author: holdernessgazette
‘We don’t know who to turn to over street flooding’
by Ian Judson Residents in a Sigglesthorne street have complained that they do not know who they should turn to regarding a flooding problem since ...
‘Help us to create a healthy, happy town’
by Tim Nuttall A networking event offering an opportunity for residents to help shape the future of physical activity in Withernsea is set to take ...
MP chairs meeting amid row over telecoms poles
Beverley and Holderness MP Graham Stuart has chaired a meeting between MS3, the company installing telegraph poles in Hedon and Preston, Cllr Steve Gallant and ...
Public invited to meeting over plans for new link road
by Ray Duffill Paull residents are being invited to a public meeting on plans to build a new road connecting the Humber International Enterprise Park ...
‘Please help us buy a friend for Sven’
by Rebecca Hannant An animal sanctuary in Hedon is fundraising to adopt a new friend for its reindeer after the death of its “beloved” companion ...
Talent of young photographers recognised
by Ray Duffill The Young Photographer of the Year competition took place at the Preston Show this year – but the winner’s shield was not ...
Sea angling championship to celebrate 30th anniversary
The East Riding coast will once again welcome anglers from the UK and overseas as they take their place at the 30th Paul Roggeman European ...
Strike action set to halt train services
Northern has advised its customers across the North of England that services will be brought to a halt on Saturday, September 30, and Wednesday, October ...
Rhythm and Rhyme set to shine at community event
by Tim Nuttall Withernsea Methodist Church is set to host a “thought-provoking, humorous and entertaining” look at the world through poetry and song next week ...
Easington experience another ‘Low Farm low’
By Richard Lusmore Easington United 2Bridlington Town Rovers 8 On an afternoon reminiscent of some of last season’s worst performances, the Eastenders were humbled 2-8 ...