Author: holdernessgazette
Free folk opera tells turbulent tale
by Tim Nuttall A community performance of the folk opera Sarah (Life Turned Her That Way) will take place at Withernsea’s Methodist Church this Friday, ...
Hollismen taste sweet success against Rowntrees
Hornsea RUFC 27Rowntree RUFC 8 HORNSEA RUFC men’s team kicked off 2025 at the Hollis Recreational Ground with the ultimate challenge of facing the team ...
BBC stars ‘get the gang back together’ for fun family panto
Current and former BBC presenters and staff are “getting the old gang back together” to stage their much-loved family panto in Bridlington and Hull this ...
Lights out at ‘picture palace’
by Ray Duffill Keeping Mum is the next – and last – show at the “Preston Picture Palace” later this month. “Keeping Mum is a ...
‘We’re bringing our town’s war history to life’
by Rebecca Hannant A website launched as part of the legacy of the Withernsea war memorial clock project is shining a new light on the ...
Flood alerts remain after heavy rainfall
by Michelle Horst While parts of the country experienced a blanket of snow in the past week, nearly a month’s worth of rain fell in ...
Teenagers killed in New Year crash named
Two teenagers who died after a crash in Preston on New Year’s Day have been named by their families. William Herbert, 16, from Howden, died ...
Sewage overflows force New Year swim to become ‘hosedown party’
By Michelle Horst Hornsea Inshore Rescue’s annual New Year swim, which raises thousands of pounds for the vital rescue service, was put in jeopardy by ...
Shield recognises Mark’s amazing achievements
Mark Williamson has received the Hornsea Harriers shield, voted for by the Harriers for all his achievements, especially the 200 miles he completed for charity ...
Annual dip sees largest turnout in years
A large number of spectators gathered on Withernsea’s promenade on Boxing Day to watch more than 80 people of all ages take to the cold ...