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Heritage centre in appeal for volunteers

Heritage centre in appeal for volunteers

Trustees of the Sunk Island Heritage Centre are calling for new volunteers. As part of ambitions to keep the centre open, people are needed to help in a variety of roles from maintenance and gardening to running events. The group also has plans to run more events...

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Your chance to be the link in the chain

Your chance to be the link in the chain

The organisers of a community craft project that asks the question, “What keeps you going?” are inviting people in our region to get involved. Our Strength Is In Our Connection aims to create a large paper chain, with every link representing the thing that drives its...

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Lions recognised for commitment to fundraising

Lions recognised for commitment to fundraising

At the latest meeting of the Hornsea Lions, Lion President Joan Gales showed the members the trophy that the club had recently been awarded. The award was from the Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF, based in the USA) in recognition of becoming a Model Club....

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Shop presents ‘generous’ donation to RNLI

Shop presents ‘generous’ donation to RNLI

Staff at a shop in Withernsea have presented a cheque to the RNLI after their latest fundraising efforts. The Original Factory Shop, in Queen Street, handed over a donation of £416.03. Peter Crawley, vice-chairman of the Humber and Holderness Fundraisers, a local...

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Family donates to charity after tractor run

Family donates to charity after tractor run

by Terry Bearpark A tractor run held in memory of a South Holderness man has seen £3,506 being handed over to the Marie Curie charity. Kathryn Townsley, her sister Helen Smith, brother-in-law Glen Smith, cousins Angela and Graham Conner and Graham’s partner Kerry have...

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Hornsea tragedy: ‘No one wanted to give up’

Hornsea tragedy: ‘No one wanted to give up’

EXCLUSIVE by John Prince Hornsea Inshore Rescue’s CEO and station manager, Sue Hickson-Marsay MBE, has given a moving account of the emergency search and rescue operation that unfolded almost two weeks ago, as crews fought darkness, exhaustion and rising seas in the...

Urgent plea for Remembrance marshals

Urgent plea for Remembrance marshals

by John Prince Following a meeting between the Royal British Legion (RBL) and Hornsea Town Council, it has been concluded that more volunteer marshals are needed for the town’s Remembrance commemorations to go ahead in November. The Gazette had revealed that the...

Preston road set to reopen after burst water main repairs

Preston road set to reopen after burst water main repairs

Main Street in Preston is expected to reopen on Saturday after repairs to damage caused by last weekend's major burst water main were completed. Yorkshire Water said on Friday that work to repair the consequential damage to the highway had been finished and the road...

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Celebration for retiring minister

Celebration for retiring minister

A vicar whose journey to Holderness began on the other side of the world is to be thanked for his ministry this weekend. A celebration for Rev Alisdair Laird will be held at St Patrick’s Church, Patrington, on Saturday, October 17, as he prepares to retire. Rev Laird,...

“Older people’s voices must be heard”

“Older people’s voices must be heard”

by John Prince Older people in Hornsea have been sharing their experiences and giving feedback about what they value about where they live and what could be better, to enable them to live well, stay connected and remain part of community life. An event was held at St...

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