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Lincoln the Hornsea Tesco cat immortalised in book

Lincoln the Hornsea Tesco cat immortalised in book

by John Prince Hornsea’s most recognisable feline resident is stepping into print. Lincoln the much-loved “Tesco cat” has become the star of a new illustrated book celebrating his semi-celebrity status among locals, and to raise money for Hornsea Inshore Rescue....
Work starts on old Hornsea council offices

Work starts on old Hornsea council offices

by John Prince Building work has started on a defunct East Riding Council customer service centre which has stood empty for a number of years. An application to convert the building in Newbegin, Hornsea, into a restaurant was approved by the council in March....
Pothole-hit residents urged to name worst roads

Pothole-hit residents urged to name worst roads

Residents are being urged to name the worst pothole-hit roads across Beverley and Holderness as part of a campaign for better repairs, faster action and more resurfacing where repeated patching has failed. Early responses to a potholes survey launched by Beverley and...
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