Author: holdernessgazette
Church to host Hedon Beer Festival
St Augustine’s Church will be the venue for the Hedon Beer Festival next month. The festival, organised by Aitcheson’s the Brick Shed Brewery, based on ...
Hornsea Carnival team ‘blown away’ by response from visitors
By Rebecca Hannant Organisers of this year’s Hornsea Carnival have thanked visitors and everyone involved behind the scenes after the successful return of the three-day ...
Help us keep on providing vital community services, says Easington Youth Club
By Rebecca Hannant Staff at Easington Youth Club say they are looking to the future to secure more opportunities for fundraising and activities for young ...
Murder probe linked to death crash inquiry
A murder investigation is under way after the discovery of a woman’s body at a property in Beverley that is believed to be connected to ...
Family pay tribute to loving father as drink-drive killer jailed
A ‘selfish and reckless’ drink-driver has been sentenced to five years and four months in prison after he admitted causing death by dangerous driving. After ...
One club united at biggest Holderness Vikings Gala Day yet
Saturday, July 16, saw the return of the Holderness Vikings’ Gala Day. Rebranded as the Vikings Big Bash for 2022 and being held in honour ...
Hedon Flower Festival raises more than £1,000 for good causes
The Hedon Flower Festival, which took place across the weekend of July 9-10, raised £1,471 forgood causes, the town council has said. The proceeds will ...
£2.7m scheme to help reduce flooding at Hornsea Mere
By Rebecca Hannant A £2.7m flood reduction and water improvement project will be carried out at Hornsea Mere. After Hornsea homes and businesses have suffered ...
TV’s Timmy Mallett stops off in region during round-Britain challenge
by Rebecca Hannant TV presenter Timmy Mallett stopped off in our region during his mammoth round-Britain cycling challenge – and spoke of its welcoming people ...
How ‘smartphone scientists’ can help monitor coastal erosion
By Rebecca Hannant East Riding Council has officially launched its Active Beacon project, inviting people to explore the coast and take pictures using a series ...