29 November 2025

Hull KR crowned Grand Final champions

Hull KR 24Wigan Warriors 6 Attendance: 68,853 Hull KR completed a historic treble with a magnificent 24-6 victory over Wigan Warriors in a pulsating Betfred ...
Posted in Hull KR, Sport

New signings bolster Airlie Birds’ squad

by Ian Judson Hull FC have further bolstered their squad for the 2026 season by signing Catalans Dragons centre Arthur Romano and young Goole Vikings ...
Posted in Hull FC, Sport

Vandals wreck bowling club lawn

by John Prince A police investigation has been launched after a group of youths on bikes churned up the lawn in front of a sports ...
Posted in Hornsea, News

Choir presented with new piano

The Bilton Singers community choir are hitting the right note after receiving a new digital piano. The instrument was partly funded by a grant from ...
Posted in Bilton, Community News

Roll up, roll up… fair returns for eight days of family fun

by Sam Hawcroft Hull Fair returns this Friday – bringing its trademark mix of lights, laughter and thrills to Walton Street for eight days of ...
Posted in News

Hornsea Mere gets cut of £10m sewage fines

by John Prince A share of millions of pounds of government money raised through fines levied against water companies for sewage leaks is being given ...
Posted in Hornsea, News

Under-threat Skirlington Market ‘won’t relocate to shopping village’

by John Prince Proposals by a holiday park company to close Skirlington Market and move it to Hornsea Village have been turned down by the ...
Posted in News, Skipsea

New housing development in Withernsea given planning approval

by Rebecca Hannant A planning application for 192 new homes in Withernsea has been approved. On Monday, September 29, East Riding planning officers gave the ...
Posted in News, Withernsea

Councillor defects to Reform UK

by Rebecca Hannant An East Riding councillor has defected from the Conservative Party to join Reform UK. Councillor Denise Howard, who represents the East Wolds ...
Posted in Brandesburton, News, Skipsea

INEOS blames Chinese ‘dumping’ as it cuts workforce at Saltend

by Sam Hawcroft INEOS has announced it will cut 20 per cent of the workforce at its Acetyls plant at Saltend, with 60 skilled jobs ...
Posted in News, Saltend
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