Author: holdernessgazette
Community rallies to support historic church
by Tim Nuttall On Saturday, August 23, a Pimm’s on the Lawn fundraising event was held in support of St Margaret’s Church, Hilston. The event ...
Anyone for tennis?
by Tim Nuttall Outdoor tennis has returned to Withernsea following the completion of a £350,000 redevelopment and refurbishment project, culminating in the installation of three ...
Signs installed in bid to deter motorhomes from parking on promenade
East Riding Council has confirmed it has installed signs on Withernsea’s North Promenade in an attempt to deter motorhome owners from parking and sleeping overnight. ...
Body found on Tunstall beach is confirmed as missing Leeds man
The body of a father-of–two who had been missing in the sea for three weeks has been formally identified. Matt McDavid, 42, from Leeds, disappeared ...
Boxers fight it out for good causes at Battle at the Seaside 2025
The gloves were on in Withernsea at the weekend as the town hosted its biggest boxing showcase yet. Battle at the Seaside 2025 took place ...
Residents divided over motorhomes issue
by Rebecca Hannant Residents and business owners are divided over the growing number of motorhomes parked along Withernsea’s North Promenade. In recent months, motorhomes have ...
Boy, six, embarks on mile-a-day mission for charity
by Rebecca Hannant A Hornsea boy is walking, running, cycling and skating a mile every day through the summer holidays to raise money for Young ...
Bowlers remember a special friend
by Terry Bearpark Although he only lived in the village of Welwick for a short time, Shaun Hutchins was a popular and much-respected resident, and ...
Funfair funding boost for town clean-up group
by Rebecca Hannant Storey’s Funfair is dedicating an hour of its takings to support community clean-up group TownSMART. On Friday, August 29, from 6pm to ...
Freedom Festival returns with packed programme of arts, culture and family fun
Freedom Festival is returning to Hull with four days of art, music, dance, circus and community events. From August 28–31, the city’s streets, squares and ...