A threat to local democracy
Now, I know this isn’t especially local to Holderness, and, indeed it could be viewed as a rival media outlet, but I feel I should comment on the news that the BBC plans to dramatically reduce its local radio output. At times like this, I feel we are stronger...
Tesco cat becomes social media star
by Rebecca Hannant A Hornsea cat has gained social media fame after he was spotted making himself at home in the local Tesco. The cat, named Lincoln, started his travels during lockdown when he used to wander from his owners Lorraine and Kris Clarke and enter the...
Eastenders refuse to let setbacks derail them
by Richard Lusmore After enjoying one of their more encouraging days results-wise the previous weekend, last Saturday saw Easington United’s three teams complete an unwanted clean sweep of defeats, with the Awd Ezzies’ Sunday setback simply compounding matters. Throw...
Riding charity thanks company for donation
Ineos Acetyls UK of Saltend has donated a cheque for £1,600 to the Hull & Holderness Riding for the Disabled Group. A spokesman for the group said: “Hull & Holderness Riding for the Disabled Group would like to thank Ineos very much for their generous...
