Author: holdernessgazette
Refusal of asphalt plant near Brandesburton ‘was the right decision’
by Sam Hawcroft An application to build an asphalt plant near Brandesburton has been refused by East Riding Council’s planning committee. Dewsbury-based Newlay Asphalt and ...
Weekend of reflection for pilgrims
By Ray Duffill A modern-day pilgrimage began at St Augustine’s Church in Hedon on Saturday as 15 hardy walkers made their way along the Humber ...
Beach visitors warned as seven rescued from sea off Withernsea
by Terry Bearpark Seven people were involved in dramatic rescues off the coast at Withernsea on Saturday, thanks to sharp-eyed members of the public who ...
Plans for controversial asphalt plant near Brandesburton refused
An application to build an asphalt plant near Brandesburton has been refused by East Riding Council’s planning committee. Dewsbury-based Newlay Asphalt and MB Goodwin (Skipsea) ...
Equinor plans for Hydrogen to Humber (H2H) Saltend progress to next phase
Beverley and Holderness MP Graham Stuart has welcomed the decision to progress Equinor’s Hydrogen to Humber (H2H) Saltend low-carbon hydrogen production facility as part of ...
Another Readman Final defeat as Patrington succumb to Henry-inspired Knaresborough
Patrington made it a hat-trick of Readman Trophy Final losses and a second in as many years as they lost to Division One West side ...
Audience chill out in the heat at free concert
By Terry Bearpark The weather was perfect last Saturday as part two of Withstock took to the stage in Withernsea’s Valley Gardens. It was a ...
Another good day for open gardens
There was a good turnout of visitors and residents to an open garden in Holderness on Sunday to support their local church. Cosy Cottage in ...
Massive turnout for Hornsea Biker Event
Huge crowds descended on Hornsea for the annual Biker Event last Sunday. People lined the streets surrounding Hall Garth Park, where hundreds of riders arrived ...