Author: holdernessgazette
‘Exceptional’ childminder up for national award
by Rebecca Hannant A Hedon-based childminder has been shortlisted for a national award. Cheeky Chimps Childminding founder Adele Harrison established her business in 2016, having ...
Atkin encouraged by Eastenders’ attitude
by Richard Lusmore New Easington United manager Karl Atkin said he was “really encouraged” by the attitude of his players during last week’s first pre-season ...
Deal signed to explore major new clean energy project at Saltend
An international consortium has signed an agreement to explore a major new clean energy project in the Humber, following the Government’s recent announcement of support ...
Village art group stages exhibition
by Terry Bearpark An exhibition of art by a local group opened this week at the village hall in Welwick. More than 80 works of ...
Local leaders hear residents’ concerns over power cuts
by Rebecca Hannant Regional representatives have met Northern Powergrid to discuss concerns over frequent power cuts in the South East Holderness villages. On Friday, July ...
Orchestra returns to lead community concert
by Tim Nuttall Acclaimed chamber orchestra the Manchester Camerata is returning to Withernsea for a special concert celebrating “harmony, heritage, and shared moments”. Featuring performances ...
Yorkshire Water imposes country’s first hosepipe ban of 2025
Yorkshire Water will introduce a hosepipe ban across the region from Friday, July 11, following what has been confirmed as the driest spring since records ...
Poet to discuss latest book release at free event
by Tim Nuttall A Withernsea-based poet will host a live event at the town’s multi-service centre and library on Saturday, July 12, where he will ...
Lions fund lifesaving prostate cancer checks
by Michelle Horst A Hornsea and District Lions Club £7,000 donation has made a life-changing project possible for Eastgate Medical Group. Thanks to the Lions’ ...
‘This equipment will make a huge difference to cancer patients’ lives’
by Rebecca Hannant Easington’s East End Cancer Relief has donated equipment worth £9,600 to the Queen’s Centre for Oncology and Haematology at Castle Hill Hospital. ...