Author: holdernessgazette
Men urged to get tested for prostate cancer
by John Prince An event was held in Hornsea last Friday to raise funds for Prostate Cancer UK and encourage open dialogue about men’s health. ...
Band ‘honoured’ to present donation to RNLI
by Rebecca Hannant A local punk-alternative band with more than 30 years on the scene have raised funds for a cause close to the hearts ...
Man fined after business waste found dumped in rural road
A Hull man has been fined after waste linked to his business was found dumped on a roadside in rural Holderness. General waste and cardboard ...
Fears over sharp rise in heating oil prices
by Rebecca Hannant Residents across Holderness have raised concerns after a sharp rise in heating oil prices, with some households reporting that the cost of ...
Graham gears up for a big week ahead
by Richard Lusmore Easington United begin a run of eight successive Saturday home fixtures with the visit of Bridlington Town Rovers SFS in the Right ...
Church to create ‘lasting memorial’ to sea tragedy
by Rebecca Hannant Plans are under way in Withernsea to create a lasting memorial and roll of honour following the tragedy on January 2. Withernsea ...
Support ramps up ahead of Hornsea Carnival’s big anniversary
by John Prince This year marks the 60th anniversary of the biggest free carnival on the east coast, and local support for it has never ...
Museum’s new exhibition season celebrates local studies group
by Ray Duffill Hedon Museum has launched its 2026 exhibition season with a display celebrating the work of the SKEALS group (Spurn, Kilnsea and Easington ...
Litter-pickers hailed for village clean-up
On Saturday, March 7, 18 villagers from Halsham (including some very enthusiastic youngsters) set out to do some serious litter picking on the roads surrounding ...
Easter holiday scheme to offer more than 200 activities for children
by Rebecca Hannant East Riding Council has announced its Easter Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) programme, offering more than 200 activities for children across the ...