More than 200 pensioners have been taken on a mystery trip out to visit some surprise destinations thanks to a local charity. Hornsea Lions, which organised the charabanc, booked five 50-seater coaches to take older residents in the town on a one-day coach tour...
Hornsea Inshore Rescue has received two donations from supporters to help its work saving lives and promoting sea safety. Long-standing lifeboat supporter Joan Waugh visited Hornsea’s independent lifeboat service last Thursday during the crew’s training session. Joan...
by Terry Bearpark Way back in 1966 a quiet revolution began which was to change the way we cooked and heated our homes for ever. The construction of the Easington Gas Terminal marked a defining moment in British energy history, the point where the nation first began...
by Ray Duffill Preston Women’s Institute held its annual meeting on Tuesday, March 31. Secretary Mary Wood reflected on another busy and exceptionally successful year. Entertaining, interesting and knowledgeable speakers gave insights into their respective worlds of...
by Terry Bearpark A local charity that provides riding facilities for disabled people is celebrating the 50th anniversary of its formation. The Hull and Holderness Riding for the Disabled Association was formed in 1976 and is part of a national group consisting of...
by John Prince Two sixth-form students are organising a pub quiz to help fund a volunteering trip to Kenya, where they hope to make a difference to children's lives and gain a new perspective on their own. Freya Grubb and Chloe Bennett from Hornsea School and...
by John Prince East Riding Council has said that a new path connecting Seaton with Hornsea that took 20 years to build after it was first proposed, faced funding hurdles before work started on it earlier this year. The path was pushed for by Seaton Parish Council who...
by John Prince The clock is ticking for customers at a jeweller’s shop in Hornsea, which has launched a competition to raise money to help support a nursery that was vandalised earlier this year. An outdoor play area and a shed were damaged at Hornsea Nursery School...
Residents across parts of North and Mid Holderness have been left without electricity after Storm Boelo battered the region. Northern Powergrid said in an update at 6.30pm on Sunday, October 25, that severe weather had caused significant damage to its network,...
by John Prince Hornsea Town Council has revised its decision over new bollards in a town park, and has now opted for five traditional cast-iron ones at Elim Gardens after a new quote brought the cost down by more than £2,500. Councillors had previously voted in...
by John Prince Hornsea Inshore Rescue has cancelled its annual New Year’s Day swim for good because of safety concerns following this year’s tragedies along the coast. They've said that after much thought and careful consideration, they have made the difficult...
