Four young people from Easington were among the thousands of Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award recipients who were invited to celebrate their achievements at Buckingham Palace on Sunday, May 12. Jack Holden, Harvey Smith, Shae Whitrod and Georgina Pitt, along with their...
by Tim Nuttall Residents of south-east Holderness are invited to contribute to a project aiming to tackle the impacts of coastal erosion in the East Riding. The Changing Coasts East Riding (CCER) initiative seeks to prepare communities for the challenges posed by the...
by Rebecca Hannant A series of consultations will begin later this month to gather public opinion on the proposed Humber Hydrogen Pipeline. Between April 22 and May 29, consultation events will be held at venues across the Humber region, including Easington, Goxhill,...
A coffee morning held last Saturday was very special for those attending as they celebrated the birthday of one of their friends. Peggy Eves, the oldest resident in Easington, attends the coffee mornings held in the village hall most Thursdays and Saturdays to meet up...
by Terry Bearpark There was an excellent turnout of villagers and supporters at Easington Youth Club’s Christmas fair. A marquee next to the youth club ensured there was plenty of space for stalls, refreshments, a raffle, and a tombola, as well as a warm grotto for...
by John Prince Residents living in a small village between Hornsea and Withernsea are facing two weeks of traffic disruption, as motorists are being sent through it because of council roadworks. Withernwick, which has a population of just under 500 people, sits about...
by John Prince Every year, as part of the Alzheimer’s Society’s fundraising efforts, Memory Walks are held across the country, bringing together thousands of people to remember loved ones, support those living with dementia and raise money for vital services and...
by John Prince A brand-new tarmac path that will dramatically improve access between Seaton and Hornsea along the A1035 has been welcomed by an East Riding councillor who has been fighting to get it built for almost two decades. North Holderness ward councillor...
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...
by Gazette Reporter A team of 21 chemists from Veolia UK’s water purification division has visited Hornsea as the guests of the Plastic Free Hornsea group, to spend one of their environmental team building days clearing up litter in the town. It’s the third year...
A man has been jailed for 39 weeks and banned from three Withernsea shops for five years after admitting 23 shop thefts. Alfie Caller, 21, of no fixed address but formerly of Kirkfield Road, Withernsea, pleaded guilty to the offences at Hull Magistrates’ Court on...
