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Monthly folk club bids farewell to much-loved band

Monthly folk club bids farewell to much-loved band

It was another successful and well-attended night at Keyingham Folk Club, but also a poignant and sad one as well. Jim announced that the evening was to be the final gig for the much-loved Stoney Creek Boys and there is no doubt that their music will be sorely missed...

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Charity offers variety of essential services

Charity offers variety of essential services

Members of the community are invited to visit the Inmans Helping Hands charity based at Hedon Inmans School. The award-winning charity was established in 2019, and offers the following services: Community Meals delivered hot to your door between 4.30pm and 5.15pm,...

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Sports hall to stage open day

Sports hall to stage open day

Leven Sports Hall is running an open event later this month, which organisers say will be a great opportunity for people to have a look around the newly refurbished facilities. Visitors will also be able to meet the groups that regularly run classes from the hall....

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Walking football offers fun and friendship

Walking football offers fun and friendship

Hornsea Town Walking Football Club marks its sixth anniversary later in 2023 and plays its sport on the town’s senior school’s 3G pitch off Atwick Road. To celebrate this milestone, the club is offering a Free Football February whereby all its sessions during the...

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Pupils rewarded for Poppy Appeal efforts

Pupils rewarded for Poppy Appeal efforts

by Ray Duffill Hedon Primary School has been recognised by Hedon and District Royal British Legion as being the most successful school fundraiser for last year’s Poppy Appeal collection. Last week, the RBL invited Hedon mayor David Thompson to present the young...

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Search continuing for boy, 13, missing in sea at Hornsea

Search continuing for boy, 13, missing in sea at Hornsea

The search is continuing for a 13-year-old boy reported to have got into difficulty while swimming in the sea at Hornsea yesterday. Emergency services were called to the South Promenade area at about 6pm on Tuesday, August 4, and a major multi-agency search and rescue...

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