Author: holdernessgazette
Hornsea authors’ first book sells out in days
by John Prince Two local writers who have written their first book about the town they were born and raised in, have sold out their ...
Funding helps Men in Sheds group progress plans for community hub
Hedon and District Men in Sheds is taking its first steps towards creating a dedicated community hub aimed at reducing social isolation and improving wellbeing ...
Three held after spate of reported burglaries
Police have made three arrests after a spate of suspected overnight burglaries in Hedon and the surrounding area. Humberside Police said officers received several calls ...
PEEL report praises Humberside Police for crime prevention – but warns of gaps in safeguarding
by John Prince The latest assessment of Humberside Police’s performance has been published, offering a mixed picture of strong prevention work and public contact, but ...
Tigers battle to back-to-back draws over Easter
by William Young, To Hull and Back podcast The Tigers got through Easter unbeaten and kept themselves inside the playoffs as well as within touching ...
Council votes unanimously against fracking proposals
by John Prince East Riding Council members have supported a motion against a permit variation granted to energy firm Rathlin Energy, which allows them to ...
Have your say at Pride in Place drop-in sessions
by Sam Hawcroft Residents of South East Holderness are being urged to attend a series of drop-in sessions in Withernsea to help shape future regeneration ...
WI meeting reflects on another successful year
by Ray Duffill Preston Women’s Institute held its annual meeting on Tuesday, March 31. Secretary Mary Wood reflected on another busy and exceptionally successful year. ...
Thieves steal RNLI collection box just weeks after community fundraiser success
A businesswoman who helped raise more than £20,000 for Withernsea RNLI says she is “absolutely gutted” after thieves stole a collection box and a number ...
Legacy funerals probe: Robert Bush admits all remaining charges
Following a complex 16-month investigation into the care of the deceased at Hull’s Legacy Independent Funeral Directors, Robert Bush has pleaded guilty to the remaining ...