Author: holdernessgazette
Fundraising event to boost cardiac screening support
by Tim Nuttall The organisers of a forthcoming charity night are aiming to raise vital funds to support the work of a cardiac screening charity ...
Community invited to major Withernsea High School careers night
by Tim Nuttall Residents of South East Holderness are invited to meet representatives from some of the area’s leading employers and education, training, and apprenticeship ...
‘Batman’ comes to lifeboat charity’s rescue
Fundraising stalwart Gary Bennett of Hull, aka “Batman”, has visited Hornsea Inshore Rescue to present the lifeboat charity with money raised during this year’s New ...
High street property owners issued fresh call to clean up their act
by Rebecca Hannant Owners of unused and untidy properties in Withernsea have once again been urged to clean up their act. In last week’s Gazette, ...
Long overdue win gives Eastenders hope
by Richard Lusmore Easington United tasted victory in the Right Car East Riding County League for the first time since August when they beat Great ...
Hornsea writers sign up to Bridlington indie initiative
by Michelle Horst A long-standing group of Hornsea writers have taken up an exclusive opportunity to share their work in Bridlington. The Hornsea Writers group ...
Gateway Hub awarded £19,000 lottery grant
by Rebecca Hannant A community hub in Withernsea has been awarded a £19,000 National Lottery grant. Organisers at the Gateway Community Care Hub in Queen ...
Flood alleviation scheme awarded £13.7m
A major new £13.7 million flood alleviation scheme is to be built in Bilton. East Riding Council has announced the project after securing funding from ...
History talks launched as walks set to return
The duo behind Hedon History Walks are launching a series of monthly talks as they prepare to revive their popular trails around the town. Hedon ...
Hedon Museum’s January sale – ends Friday!
by Ray Duffill Hedon Museum is completing the final two days of an unusual sale this week on Thursday and Friday. To free up room ...