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How your old bras could help beat cancer

How your old bras could help beat cancer

by Rebecca Hannant A Hornsea woman is collecting bras in aid of a breast cancer charity. Georgina Wilson has been collecting bras since 2022 in aid of the charity Against Breast Cancer, which uses the bras to support small businesses in developing countries around the...

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102 up for Peggy

102 up for Peggy

AN EASINGTON resident has celebrated her 102nd birthday. On January 11, Peggy Eves celebrated her birthday with a meal out with her family. The next day she celebrated with her friends at the Thursday coffee morning at the Community Hall.Cake and a glass of sherry...

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Mental health walking group goes from strength to strength

Mental health walking group goes from strength to strength

by Rebecca Hannant Since starting in mid-2022, the Hornsea Mental Health Mates group has gone from strength to strength supporting individuals with their mental health and loneliness. The group is progressing with new people coming along every month. People are making...

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Baffled by your phone or computer? Help is at hand

Baffled by your phone or computer? Help is at hand

by Ray Duffill Did you get a new device (a tablet, laptop or mobile phone) for Christmas? A series of free workshops organised by East Riding College in Hedon will help get you up and running and using your device effectively. It will help you safely share documents...

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Church opens its doors for festive cheer

Church opens its doors for festive cheer

By Terry Bearpark Less fortunate residents in the Withernsea area enjoyed a slap-up Christmas dinner last Friday evening, thanks to a church and a bequest. St Matthew’s Church, in Hull Road, receives the rent from a piece of land at Smook Hill, between Hollym Road and...

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Major sea search continuing for boy, 13, in Hornsea

Major sea search continuing for boy, 13, in Hornsea

A major search and rescue operation is continuing off Hornsea seafront after a 13-year-old boy was reported to have got into difficulty while swimming in the sea. Emergency services were called to the South Promenade area at about 6pm today, Tuesday, August 4....

Humberside Police Lifestyle project registration closes soon

Humberside Police Lifestyle project registration closes soon

by Gazette Reporter Young people across the region are being urged to sign up for this year's Humberside Police Lifestyle Project before registration closes this week. The deadline for entries is midnight on Wednesday, August 5, with organisers encouraging anyone...

Crime-fighting initiative expands across region

Crime-fighting initiative expands across region

by John Prince Moves to introduce a community safety initiative to tackle crime in more towns and villages across Holderness and East Yorkshire are gaining pace. The deputy mayor of Hornsea Cllr Nick Cox officially launched Not In My Town in the town in April. Backed...

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“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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