Author: holdernessgazette
Painting supports the Royal British Legion
A painting depicting a soldier in a field of poppies has raised £600 for the Withernsea branch of the Royal British Legion. It was painted ...
Ducklings stolen in farm break-in
By Rebecca Hannant Staff and volunteers at a Hedon farm have been left “gutted” after several ducklings were stolen. The birds are believed to have ...
Public invited to have say on plans for hydrogen storage facility
by Sam Hawcroft People are being invited to have their say on the Aldbrough hydrogen storage project during a series of public information events being ...
Region’s landscape and history inspire new novel
A Roos-based author has published a new novel set largely in Hull and Holderness. The Widening River is the second book by Hazel Hutchinson. Withernsea, ...
RNLI to celebrate anniversary and shop opening
Withernsea RNLI will be marking two special anniversaries – as well as the launch of its new shop – at a garden party at the ...
General Election candidates confirmed
by Ivan Morris Poxton The General Election candidates in constituencies across our region have been announced. Labour, the Conservatives, Liberal Democrats, Reform UK and the ...
Yorkshire Coast BID to disband after businesses vote it down
The Yorkshire Coast Business Improvement District (BID) – which was established to promote, protect and support businesses along the region’s coast – is set to ...
Credit union keeps ‘fatcat bonuses’ in the local economy as it marks 25 years
An organisation set up to help families in Hull manage their finances estimates that it has saved members across the region £25 million in interest ...
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 ...