Easington
Pilgrims enjoy eight-mile coastal walk
Twenty-five pilgrims enjoyed an eight-mile walk through some of South Holderness’s finest coastal scenery on the latest South Holderness Pilgrimage. The group set out from ...
Book celebrates six decades of natural gas
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. ...
‘We want more young people to come and learn key life skills’
by Sam Hawcroft Young people in a rural corner of Holderness are building confidence, resilience and life skills each week through a long-running Duke of ...
Family of Malcolm Curtis ‘finally have closure’
The family of Easington man Malcolm Curtis say they have finally been given the closure they needed after his body was found eight months on ...
Body found in search for missing Malcolm, 89, of Easington
A body has been found in a wooded area on the outskirts of Easington, with police believing it to be that of pensioner Malcolm Curtis, ...
Big surprise for Peggy
by Terry Bearpark What Peggy Eves thought was to be a quiet day with a few visitors to help celebrate her 105th birthday turned into ...
Hull City author stages launch event for second book
Richard Lusmore, the Gazette’s Easington correspondent and author of the acclaimed Hull City book Not All Ticket, is to hold a launch event for his ...
Local leaders in talks over £20m Pride in Place funding
by Rebecca Hannant Local leaders have outlined the next steps for the new £20 million Pride in Place funding. On Friday, October 24, Beverley and ...
Communities to share £20m ‘Pride in Place’ boost
Communities across southern Holderness are set to benefit from a £20 million investment over the next decade under a new government programme designed to put ...
Drug smuggler jailed over £42m cocaine plot
by Angus Young A Colombian drug smuggler arrested after landing half a ton of cocaine on Easington beach has been jailed for 13-and-a-half years. The ...