Author: holdernessgazette
Under-14s in the hat for the semi-finals
On a hot day down at Saltaugh Road and in front of a bumper crowd, Holderness Vikings U14s took on Myton Warriors in the quarter-final ...
Farewell to school’s ‘fashionista’ receptionist
by Rebecca Hannant The beloved “fashionista” receptionist at Holderness Academy has retired after 18 years of service. Since 2006, Joy Harrison has worked front of ...
Shock as popular Stackhouse Bar closes suddenly
by Michelle Horst Stackhouse Bar has been an attraction for real ale fans in Hornsea for almost 10 years – but customers arrived over the ...
Honour for lifeboat supporter
By Terry Bearpark A Patrington man was honoured to be invited to attend a garden party at Buckingham Palace last month as part of the ...
Region to honour heroes of D-Day
by Gazette Reporters Beacons are being lit across our region and the country to mark the 80th anniversary of the Normandy landings – the Allied ...
Exhibition to ‘bring home grim reality of war’
by Ray Duffill Hedon Museum is staging a special exhibition at St Augustine’s Church to coincide with the town’s D-Day commemorations. The exhibition, starting on ...
Trail of 6ft rats to honour guitar legend Ronson
by Rebecca Hannant First, there were the toads, the moths, and then the puffins – now 6ft rats are set to be released across East ...
National competition success for Sea Cadet
by Tim Nuttall A teenager from Burton Pidsea is celebrating after helping her detachment achieve first place for Drill and Inspection at the Sea Cadets’ ...
Strong all-round performance secures second win of the season
Ashley McKinley’s Patrington Cricket Club first team picked up just their second win of 2024 in what was one of their strongest performances in the ...
New mayor takes part in first official event
by Ray Duffill The election of the 677th mayor of Hedon took place on Thursday, May 23. Following his formal election and having been invested ...