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A new era
Well, the cat’s out of the bag now! Zoe and I own this paper. Blimey. It’s a challenge that’s daunting and exciting in equal measure, ...
‘We’re proud to stay independent’
The Gazette is delighted to announce that it is under new management, after a takeover by two of its staff was completed at the end ...
Second award for popular chippie
Whiteheads Fish & Chips in Hornsea has been named the UK’s most sustainable fish and chip shop – a year on from being named the ...
Quick-thinking first aid trainer helps save life of school visitor
by Tim Nuttall The importance of learning CPR was demonstrated in dramatic fashion at Roos C of E Primary School when the quick-thinking actions of ...
Kelly takes the spoils as crowds turn out for East Riding Stages
Mark Kelly and Will Atkins came out on top of the 130-plus crews on the East Riding Stages Rally, as their Skoda Fabia R5 topped ...
SPONSORED: Make a difference to lives with a career in adult social care
Working in adult social care is a rewarding job where no two days are the same – although every day is filled with opportunities to ...
Nuclear waste talks are over – ‘for good’
The Government has confirmed that nuclear waste cannot come to a Geological Disposal Facility (GDF) in South Holderness. It comes after Beverley and Holderness MP ...
Performers gear up for folk opera premiere
By Rebecca Hannant The newly formed Beggar’s Folk Music Foundation are gearing up for a community stage production that will premiere in Withernsea next week. ...
Photo contest to mark town council’s 50th anniversary
Hornsea Town Council is hosting a photography competition as part of its 50th anniversary celebrations. The competition is open to everyone who lives in or ...
Church members in prayer with a difference
Congregation members from three churches spent an hour on Friday, February 23, literally “Praying over Withernsea.” Withernsea Churches Together had originally planned this event in ...