Author: holdernessgazette
Plan to turn former church into homes approved
by Andrew Spence Plans to convert a Methodist church in Keyingham into two homes have been approved by East Riding Council. The plans, which include ...
‘They call me the Halloween Man’
A much-loved Halloween display is set to scare the people of Withernsea once again on Halloween. Known by friends as the Halloween Man, Pete Woods ...
Maciver brace in smash and grab as United take the points
AFC Eastfield 1 Withernsea United 2 Withernsea United made the long trip to face an eye-opening AFC Eastfield side on Saturday and, despite disappointment with ...
LINK to revisit banking hub assessment
by Rebecca Hannant Cash access organisation LINK has agreed to reassess the need for a banking hub in Hedon following backlash from the community. Last ...
Local leaders in talks over £20m Pride in Place funding
by Rebecca Hannant Local leaders have outlined the next steps for the new £20 million Pride in Place funding. On Friday, October 24, Beverley and ...
Cameras fitted to crack down on car park overstaying
by John Prince New cameras have popped up at a Hornsea car park to deter drivers from staying for too long during the day. The ...
‘Oil and water’ showcases trio’s work
by Ray Duffill With three distinctive styles using different media, artists Cynthia Ward, Lynne Fisher and Grahame Tranmer are showcasing their artwork at Hedon Museum ...
Poultry farm plans expansion
by Andrew Spence Plans have been submitted to East Riding Council for a free-range egg production unit in Roos to be extended to be able ...
Drivers warned of road closure disruption
by John Prince People travelling in and out of Hornsea will face delays over the next two weeks because of major roadworks along a section ...
What happened to Peter? Mystery of missing Withernsea boy, nearly 80 years on
EXCLUSIVE by Rebecca Hannant The mystery of a missing Withernsea boy continues to baffle the town nearly 80 years on. On Tuesday, April 30, 1946, ...