Author: holdernessgazette
Lifeboat’s first call-out of 2022 sees pair rescued from cliff
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HORNSEA’S independent lifeboat, Spirit of Hornsea, had its first call-out of the new year on Sunday when it was tasked to rescue two people cut ...
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Coastguard celebrates landmark birthday
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TWO centuries of saving lives along the UK coast and at sea, as well as coordinating rescues for those in distress in international waters, is ...
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Pier project progressing despite ’notoriously slow’ red tape
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THE Withernsea Pier and Promenade Association has released a statement following the resignation of its chairman after lengthy delays to the pier project. The WPPA ...
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A landmark day for Tigers fans
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I WROTE this on what was a momentous day for Hull City fans. We went to press just as it was at last officially confirmed ...
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The virus strikes again…
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Covid has hit the Gazette office again this week. This time, Debra has come down with it – she’s a bit under the weather but ...
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No more lounging on the settee… it’s back to work
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I said it last week, so I’ll say it again – happy new year! It doesn’t seem five minutes since I was sitting here writing ...
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Bring her home
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A campaign has been launched to raise funds to bring home the Viola – the world’s oldest viable steam trawler – from her final berth in ...
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‘The Quiet Disaster’: The story of the forgotten men of the St Finbarr
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On Christmas Day, 1966, 12 of the 25-strong crew of the ‘supertrawler’ St Finbarr – commanded by courageous Hornsea skipper Tom Sawyer – died in ...
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