Author: holdernessgazette
Tesco cat becomes social media star
by Rebecca Hannant A Hornsea cat has gained social media fame after he was spotted making himself at home in the local Tesco. The cat, ...
Eastenders refuse to let setbacks derail them
by Richard Lusmore After enjoying one of their more encouraging days results-wise the previous weekend, last Saturday saw Easington United’s three teams complete an unwanted ...
Riding charity thanks company for donation
Ineos Acetyls UK of Saltend has donated a cheque for £1,600 to the Hull & Holderness Riding for the Disabled Group. A spokesman for the ...
School in plea over ‘underfunded’ library services
by Rebecca Hannant Hornsea School and Language College has called on the Government to address the funding shortfalls in its library resources, saying it is ...
Festive lights ‘no longer cost-effective’
by Rebecca Hannant Withernsea residents and the town council are divided over the change of location from Queen Street to Valley Gardens for this year’s ...
Withernsea’s McColl’s store to close
Supermarket chain Morrisons has confirmed that it will be shutting down Withernsea’s McColl’s store as part of a plan to close 132 outlets across the ...
Harvest festival boosts food bank
By Tim Nuttall Roos C of E Primary School has held its annual harvest festival celebration, which culminated in a generous donation of non-perishable food ...
Researchers still on the lookout for local heroes in a half-shell
Naturalists in East Yorkshire are appealing for more reports of terrapin sightings in Holderness after they were surprised to find records of the non-native animals ...
Youth club in plea for more support
By Rebecca Hannant As the cost-of-living crisis continues to take hold, Easington Youth Club has issued an appeal for funding to ensure it stays open. ...