Author: holdernessgazette
Public meeting to follow broadband poles protest
by Ray Duffill Hundreds of people have attended a protest in Hedon against the proposed installation of broadband internet poles across the town – and ...
Youngsters take the spoils on a fine Sunday afternoon
On one of the warmest Sundays of the season, Patrington’s McKinley Trophy provided plenty of entertainment on a fine day as Patrington’s under-30s, led by ...
Tour of Britain ‘has put town on the map again’
by Ian Judson The Tour of Britain cycle race visiting Hornsea has put the town on the map again, its mayor has said. Crowds lined ...
Plans for coastal homes refused
Plans to build homes near the coast in Withernsea have been turned down by East Riding Council. In February 2022, an application for two dwellings ...
A busy few days for town’s independent lifeboat
Hornsea’s independent lifeboat has been tasked to attend to a series of incidents during the past week. On Thursday, August 30, it went to the ...
New club aims to combat social isolation
by Rebecca Hannant A new club to combat social stimulation and boost mental health has been launched in Withernsea. On Thursday, August 31, the Shores ...
‘Something for everybody’ as town’s historic buildings throw open their doors
by Ray Duffill There is a full programme of events in Hedon for this year’s Heritage Open Days. Tony Porter of Hedon Museum, who is ...
Masonic Hall welcomes visitors for heritage day
The Masonic Hall in Beverley Road, Hull – whose origins lie in Withernsea – will be open to the public on Saturday, September 9, as ...
Road improvements worth £355,000 to begin in town
A scheme to improve the roads along two streets in Hornsea will soon get under way. East Riding Council will invest £355,000 to upgrade the ...
Everyman Project at Freedom Festival: ‘Together we smashed it!’
A project to create an “opera in a day” that involved scores of performers from across Hull, the East Riding and North Lincolnshire finally came ...