Author: holdernessgazette
Bike show extension to be trialled
by John Prince Councillors have voted in support of a music event that would see the annual Hornsea bike show being held over two days instead of ...
Owner of damaged vehicle sought
A car that has been left on the side of a country road is starting to attract attention from thieves. A black Land Rover Discovery 3 has been sitting in a field on Hull Road just ...
Hedon bike meet turns yellow for air ambulance
by Sam Hawcroft A weekly motorcycle meet in Hedon supported Yorkshire Air Ambulance’s Turn Yorkshire Yellow Week on Monday, July 6. Visitors to the gathering ...
Withernsea 10K hailed ‘most successful yet’
by Sam Hawcroft The Withernsea 10K and Fun Run has been hailed as its most successful yet after hundreds of runners and supporters packed the ...
Pirates to take over Withernsea for festival’s third year
by Sam Hawcroft Withernsea is preparing to be invaded by cutlass-waving buccaneers as its Pirate Festival returns for a third year. The free event will ...
Pupils support heritage restoration project
by Terry Bearpark As part of their community engagement remit, pupils from the Keyingham Primary School student council visited St Wilfrid’s Church in Ottringham for ...
‘Our towns are stronger when we work together’
by John Prince Mayors from across Holderness have come together to look to the future of the region and work to strengthen partnerships between their ...
Tour of Britain comes to the region
by John Prince Cycling fans are in for treat in September when the 2026 Lloyds Tour of Britain men’s cycle race comes to Holderness. Details ...
Housing plans refused by council again
by John Prince Plans to build more than 100 new houses across the road from an existing housing development in Hornsea have been pushed back ...
Camera planned for sea tragedy site
by John Prince A new surveillance camera potentially capable of preventing future tragedies at sea is set to be installed at the Pier Towers on ...