Author: holdernessgazette
‘This equipment will make a huge difference to cancer patients’ lives’
by Rebecca Hannant Easington’s East End Cancer Relief has donated equipment worth £9,600 to the Queen’s Centre for Oncology and Haematology at Castle Hill Hospital. ...
Photos shine light on region’s beauty
by Ray Duffill Lewis Outing’s eyes light up with enthusiasm when describing how he captured the photographs that make up his exhibition at Hedon Museum. ...
Joint effort leads to ‘clear drop’ in antisocial behaviour reports
by Rebecca Hannant A partnership between Humberside Police and East Riding Council is helping to reduce antisocial behaviour in South East Holderness. In October 2024, ...
Dance group launches fundraiser for dream anniversary trip to Disneyland
by Rebecca Hannant Withernsea dance troupe Studio Victoriana is seeking donations towards a 30th anniversary trip to Disneyland Paris. Since 1996, the group has offered ...
Lifeboat crews carry out back-to-back rescues off Hornsea coast
Hornsea Inshore Rescue were called into action twice yesterday – Saturday, June 28 – rescuing four people from the sea in separate incidents just hours ...
‘Without volunteers, there’d be no museum at all
by Ray Duffill Hedon Museum is appealing for people to get involved and help it continue providing services to the community. Founded in 1996 and ...
‘Pebble poet’ Dean to feature on hit BBC show
by Angus Young Countryfile is one of BBC1’s most popular programmes and on Sunday, June 29, it will feature one of our own local treasures. ...
Hornsea Bike Show countdown ‘well under way’
by Sam Hawcroft Hall Garth Park will be buzzing with the sound of engines, live music and community spirit on Sunday, August 17, as the ...
Hornsea Sporting tournament promises to be fun-filled family event
A community football tournament aimed at children of all ages and abilities is set to take place in Hornsea on Saturday, July 5 – with ...
New venue for tea party pays off
by Terry Bearpark A change of venue paid off for Keyingham’s Marie Curie Blooming Great Tea Party last Sunday as more than £1,000 was raised. ...