Author: holdernessgazette
Loved ones remembered
by Ian Blackburn The Christmas period has arrived in Withernsea with the annual Remembrance Tree Service. On a night as cold and wet as it ...
School production to put new spin on Christmas classic
By Tim Nuttall The members of Withernsea High School’s creative arts community are busy putting the finishing touches to a festive production that puts a ...
Elves on the loose in Roos!
By Tim Nuttall Staff and pupils of Roos C E Primary School donned festive elf hats for a fundraising walk around the village. The event ...
Another record attendance expected for new year swim
On New Year’s Day 2023, Hornsea Inshore Rescue will be holding its annual fun swim. The last New Year’s Day swim saw a record- breaking ...
Shield semi-final is a reward for endeavour
by Richard Lusmore For a few days this week, Easington United’s members could bask in the glow of some long-overdue success when celebrating a place ...
Venues open doors to offer warm spaces
By Ian Judson People in Hornsea who are worried about keeping warm during the winter months have now been offered help with a new warm ...
Boating club to mark milestone anniversary
by Rebecca Hannant Members of Withernsea Boating Social Club will be celebrating its 50th anniversary this December. In the late 1960s, a group of boating ...
Lions to help Santa on his way
By Ray Duffill Holderness Lions are once again taking Santa and his sleigh across South Holderness. This annual tradition organised by the charitable Lions will ...
Make new friends and share interests at the Probus Club
Following three years of disruption caused by the Covid pandemic, the Albemarle Probus Club is looking to recruit new male members once again. The club ...
Woodland group marks decade of planting trees
Roos Woodland Group has celebrated its 10th anniversary. The group started in 2012, when a Roos resident suggested that the village came together and bid ...